What is the typical setting for trimming eyebrows to keep them tidy? I tried 4MM but was wondering what the consensus might be.
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That is a very good question that unfortunately I can not answer because i do not have bushy eye brows. That sounds like it would be a trial and error thing but if I did have bushy eye brows I would stick to the higher settings.
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I like the 1.5mm. It doesn't seem like you need more than to just prick the surface of your skin. If you have deep wrinkles or laugh line then longer may be more helpful.
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Considering you can wax your eyebrows with this wax it should be fine for complete facial use; however if your facial hair is course I would suggest a different wax.
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It helps when using the trimmer on your eyebrows when you don't want a really close shave. I personally have never used it.
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Personally I like the Handy size the best. The small one (or the size down) is just to small to do a decent brushing job, and i have used the larger (the size up)(my sister had one so it was in our house, but even she didn't like it) and i find it really clumzy. Just to big to do a nice job. I don't know if this helps much, but i can tell you that i honestly get grouchy when i loose or break mine and don't have it to brush my hair with. MY hair is waist lengh, but it isn't the length that matters to me, it is the way this brush massages your scalp that is so important to me.
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Ok, the way I choose to do it is. I pick my style (shape), next place it over the I brow. Use a white liner to trace the shape. (if u having trouble tracing, start shading (color) it in) what is left on the outside of the traced or shaded part are the hair u would remove. I prefer to do this on a long weekend. It give you that subtle change. If u have any other Question. I'll be happy to try my best!
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I started with the .5mm and you should be very careful using equipment you are not familiar with. It is always best to check with an Aesthetician before starting any at home services.
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i didn't use it on eyebrows only on chin/cheeck area, however, wasn't too successful with the tool. maybe i just need more practice with it. I'm still learning how to use it even though its such a simple tool.
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Its basically like the picture. They came down to about my nose. If they are just straight front bangs. I'm making mine side bangs and their fine like that. However I want my eye to show a little more bc of the makeup I'm wearing so I will have to trim the bangs. Maybe 1/2 in or so.
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The adjustable comb, which I tried and found did not work very well, is adjustable from 2mm to 16 mm in 2mm increments for a total of 8 settings. There are 4 clip on combs, that I use and do work well, at 1.5mm, 3mm, 6mm & 9mm. I use the 6mm one most of the time. Hope that helps.
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It works for me. My original hair color was dirty blond, now highlighted to quite light blonde . My eyebrows are naturally thin and light; so, I ve always preferred them to be a little more prominent . This color works perfectly for me and it doesn't looks out of place at all given my light skin tone and very light highlighted hair. I do have brown eyes FYI .
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Please check the HP6390 Norelco Precision Perfect for the eyebrows.Thank you,
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I would say yes... At the very most you'd have to groom brows to be less so you are relying mostly on brow makeup... No reason why it could not work on EVERYONE. It may take some getting used to finnicking around the stencil, but overall... I think it's definitely versatile. There is a kinda curved stencil, low arch, medium arch, dramatic arch. They try to get everyone in there. :)
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Yes! I messed mine up n have very little to no hair but with Smartbrow I get the look of natural brows. I love it!
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You use it to keep eyebrow hairs in place. Works great, especially if you have to shade them in, just defines the shape and pulls them all in one direction. I prefer it to gel.
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I have black eyebrows too. It does help to fill in the small section that I have lesser hair in. I don't think this is the best, but it does its job, especially for the price.
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Hi Arlette, I have a smidge of "silver" popping up in my brows and have fine light brown (also changing) hair. I do like the coverage on this, and sometimes do it lightly on back-to-back weekends so the change isn't as noticeable, and less harsh on delicate brow skin if done in what I think of as "layers" over 2 weekends. Additionally, this colour is very light and I think looks natural. Going too dark as you age isn't a great look on some. This is the only brand I use, no matter what colour you choose it is a quality product. Hopefully helpful. ~SHE