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Eyebrow Shaping
- Buy a good pair of tweezers. It's worth splashing the cash on a decent pair to ensure you get the desired look you're after. If you find your current tweezers slip off the hairs or are cutting the hair before removing the root, then it's time for a new pair.
- Check the shape of your brows. You cannot grow hair instantly, you can only make the most of what you have got, so follow the main shape of your brow line.
- Trim eyebrows. Brush your eyebrows straight up, if you fine there are any hairs coming out of your natural shape, then trim them with small, clean nail scissors.
- Use a cleanser to wipe over your brow. It's good to work with a clean, fresh area.
- Tweeze in arches. Hold skin taut and begin removing hairs making the arch by grasping the tweezers near the base of the hair, pulling in the direction it grows removing the large, dark hairs first.
- Work on top. Only remove small hairs from the top of the brow.
- Even it up. Ensure both brows are looking even, remove any hairs needed to create you desired look.
- In Middle. Now remove any hair's from the middle of the two brows.
- Remove fine hairs. Once the shape is in, remove any fine, light hairs.
- Soothe skin. You should apply an aloe-based lotion with cotton wool.
