Shaping eyebrows with an eyebrow razor involves carefully cutting the hairs that fall outside your desired brow shape. Here's a breakdown of the process based on the reference material:
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Comb Up: Comb your eyebrow hairs upwards. This allows you to see which hairs extend beyond the desired upper brow line.
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Cut Excess Hairs: Carefully trim the hairs that stick up outside of the shape you want to create. Use the razor to gently cut downwards, following the natural arch of your brow.
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Comb Down: Now, comb your eyebrow hairs downwards. This will reveal hairs that extend past the lower brow line.
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Cut Excess Hairs (Again): Carefully cut the hairs that fall outside the desired lower brow line. Use short, controlled strokes with the eyebrow razor.
Important Considerations:
- Razor Sharpness: Use a clean and sharp eyebrow razor to avoid pulling or tugging on the hairs.
- Gentle Pressure: Apply very light pressure to avoid cutting the skin.
- Slow and Steady: Work slowly and deliberately. It's better to remove too little hair than too much.
- Clean Up: After shaping, use tweezers to pluck any stray hairs for a more defined look.
