Could I use this instead of tweezers? Plucking hurts a lot.
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That's what the shavers are for. You shave where you pluck. Now I have to say you will still have to pluck the hairs that grow long within the eyebrow itself. I don't know why the call them shapers. be careful when you shave though, go slow. You don't want to shave into the part you're keeping. You can shave in between your eyebrows too.
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I do. But keep in mind that since you aren't pulling the hair from beneath the skin it needs to be done more often. It take me maybe 3 minutes tops and I just do it every morning. No more tweezing or waxing.
2077005
Yes, these eyebrow shaper's are amazing and painless and my 3 daughters and I love'em!!
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Absolutely. These eyebrow shapers are very sharp and shaped to easily "shave" off any hairs quickly and perfectly. Also great for hair on chin and around mouth, etc. Wonderful product!
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I believe you would be more successful using the scrape blade on one of the reciprocating tools like a Fein Multi tool. I have used mine and had good luck with the removal. You can pick up one of those tools for less than $100. Good luck with whatever you decide to use!
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I have used this on my eyebrows, you can't get close enough to ever do away with tweezing. I wouldn't recommend it either, not worth the risk of shaving part of your eyebrow.
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Hi, Yes, it can be quite difficult. :-( The last time I did it, I ended up using a pair of large pliars. It's also hard to remember which way to turn it, because it is, sort of, upside down. Try to move the part closest to you from right to left. Once you loosen it a little it gets easier.
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I've tried as well =/ but no luck , I was honestly thinking about removing the plastic that gives the curl direction with my sadder gun =/ just to use it as a wand so I can curl any direction but I still haven't mustered up the courage to do so, I don't recommend it though
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Hi, You could probably use it on your arm if you don't mind a pull. It would feel like when you first tweeze your eyebrows (somewhat painful) because this tool "tweezes" your hair, so to speak. After several uses you get used to it and is not as painful. Hope this helps.
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I've used small pliers or a small claw hammer. Be careful when pulling that the direction of pull follows the angle the nail makes with the wall to avoid unnecessary damage to the wall. If you're careful and the pin is still straight, you can use it again.
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There's really no reason why you couldn't, but if you do choose to ID recommend using crown staples as opposed to brad nails which this gun takes both. It'll give you a better and longer lasting hold
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Ummm not quite sure as I just own the unit I don't sell but maybe try eyelash extension tweezers....they are small and long!!! Good luck :-)
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I don't see why not. Sharp scissors or an razer knife would probably do the job
97154
It's larger than the usual fingernail clippers, but I see no reason why you couldn't use it. It might be a bit trickier to get a clean cut.
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Oh please don't do what I tried to do !! I was warned not to try on the brows, but, of course (I thought) 'why not??' Well, it chopped off half of my brow !!! It is impossible to maneuver Tweeze in a brow-shape. It is too large to do this without being sorry you tried.
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Probably better to use your fingers. I found that trying to use a trowel or putty knife I couldn't get it smooth.
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It's too wide for that. Would likely be very painful. You would be better off with a small beard trimmer or individually tweezing by hand.
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It is not easy. Not much room for fingers and hard to see. After doing it many times, I have it down. Need to use the tweezers.
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I agree with previous answer, great peeler.perhaps u can put the peeler on another spot or attach a piece of 1 1/2 in plywood temporally and use it that way. Good Luck
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Yes, I have used them w babyville pliers and they work great. The Kam snaps are much better than the babyville snaps, too.