So, now that you have the confidence to tweeze your eyebrows at home, go ahead and give it a try. Especially during the pandemic, when going to the salon for threading by professionals was not an option, tweezing came to the rescue. If you are into perfectly-shaped eyebrows and cannot bear those gradually growing hair around your brows that messes up the brow shape now and then, tweezing is a DIY that always saves the day. Reach for warm hues! You can also use a clear eyebrow gel to keep them in place all day. If you have sparse areas, you can still have flattering eyebrows if you use an eyebrow pencil that is two shades lighter than your brow color.
#BROW FREEZE DUPES SKIN#
Numbing the skin with an ice cube helps eliminate any pain caused by tweezing. If you’re in pain after plucking your brow hairs, run an ice cube over the eyebrow for relief before and after the tweezing process. Immediately after tweezing, gently pat some aloe vera gel or cortisone cream to minimize any sort of redness or inflammation. Lightly brush your brow hairs up with a spoolie or an eyebrow brush, before using a pair of scissors to snip any hair that sticks out. Super short hairs can stand up at attention rather than lie flat – and that, my friends, looks awful.
Repeat the process while you keep alternating between them for the perfect balance. Pluck a few hairs from one brow, step back and look into your mirror.
You will thank me for this! Shaping an entire brow at a time can result in asymmetry because it’s super easy to lose track of which hairs you’re taking from which part of the brow. Don’t Finish One Brow Before You Start The Other
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