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If the thought of finding an easier way to tweeze makes you raise an eyebrow in interest, you're not alone.
Women are thought to spend hundreds of dollars and numerous hours on their eyebrows every year. But beauticians say there are some easy ways to maintain your salon-tweezed eyebrows at home.
For instance, a new tweezing device called LumaTweeze includes a microbright light and magnifying lens that help make tiny hairs-including stubborn, ingrown hairs-easier to see and pluck. People just flick on the light, use the lens for an exaggerated view and tweeze hairs using the device's stainless-steel, precision tip.
The professional-grade, angle-shaped tips precisely grip each hair, while the slightly rounded edges help prevent irritating skin nips.
Here's a final eyebrow tip from the pros: Should tweezing make the skin above your eyes a bit red, try dabbing on some cold cream. It can help soothe any irritation.
For more information, visit www.getlumatweeze.com.
A Tweeze That's A Breeze-New types of tweezers can help women keep their eyebrows looking great. |
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