Description

1. Gather your supplies. You will need tweezers, a mirror, and a spoolie brush.
2. Choose the right tweezers. Tweezers with sharp, pointed tips are best for removing individual hairs.
3. Lightly dampen your eyebrows with a cotton swab dipped in water. This will make the hair easier to grip and prevent the tweezers from slipping.
4. Brush your eyebrows upwards to find any stray hairs that need to be removed.
5. Begin by removing any hairs that cross the center of your eyebrows. These are the hairs that create a unibrow.
6. Next, remove any hairs that extend beyond the natural shape of your eyebrows.
7. Be careful not to remove too much hair, as this can make your eyebrows look thin and unnatural.
8. Tweeze in the direction of hair growth. This will help to prevent ingrown hairs.
9. If you are unsure about whether or not to remove a hair, it is best to err on the side of caution and leave it.

Tips for Tweezing Your Eyebrows

• Start by removing the hairs that are the most obvious and then work your way to the finer ones.
• Tweeze in small sections to avoid over-tweezing.
• Take your time and be patient. Tweezing can be a delicate process.
• If you make a mistake, don’t worry! Eyebrows grow back quickly.

Aftercare

After tweezing your eyebrows, apply an ice pack to the area to reduce swelling. You can also apply a warm compress to help the hairs grow back faster.

Frequency

You should tweeze your eyebrows every 2-3 weeks to maintain their shape.