How to Get Rid of a Unibrow

Run hot water over a corner of a washcloth., Place the wet part of the towel on the section of skin you will be removing hairs from., Stand in front of a mirror., Begin tweezing in the middle of your eyebrow region., Thin your eyebrows if so...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Run hot water over a corner of a washcloth.

    Using only the corner will allow you to get your unibrow wet without dripping on your whole face.

    Another option is to pluck your unibrow directly after getting out of the shower.

    The warm water and steam of the shower will have opened up your pores a great deal.
  2. Step 2: Place the wet part of the towel on the section of skin you will be removing hairs from.

    Hold it there until the washcloth cools.

    Repeat this procedure two to three times.

    The hot water will open your pores and make tweezing your unibrow easier and less painful. , If you have a magnifying mirror, use this.

    A magnifying mirror will help you see each hair that you want to remove, but it is not absolutely necessary; a standard mirror will suffice as long as you can get close to it. , Work outwards towards the part of your eyebrows that you wish to keep.

    If there are particularly difficult hairs to pluck, use your other hand to pull your skin and make it taut.

    Be careful not to pluck too much of your eyebrow.

    Continuously step back to see your results and determine how far you want to pluck.

    To figure out where your eyebrow should begin, hold a thin brush vertically at the edge of your nostril and check where it lands along the brow line.

    That point should be the center starting point of your eyebrow.

    Repeat this process for both sides of your face., Start from the bottom of your existing eyebrow and work your way upwards.

    Again, continuously step back and look in the mirror, checking to make sure that you are not plucking too much of your eyebrow.

    Try to create an arch in your brow.

    For more information on plucking your eyebrows, see Pluck Your Eyebrows , Aloe works well.

    Applying antibacterial soap will ensure that your newly empty pores do not get bacteria in them (thus leading to pimples.) If your eyebrow area is red or puffy after plucking, run an ice cube over the area.

    This will reduce both the redness and the swelling.

    You can also use a washcloth dipped in cold water or carefully apply a small dab of hydrocortisone cream.
  3. Step 3: Stand in front of a mirror.

  4. Step 4: Begin tweezing in the middle of your eyebrow region.

  5. Step 5: Thin your eyebrows if so desired.

  6. Step 6: Apply an antibacterial soap and soothing lotion when you are done plucking.

Detailed Guide

Using only the corner will allow you to get your unibrow wet without dripping on your whole face.

Another option is to pluck your unibrow directly after getting out of the shower.

The warm water and steam of the shower will have opened up your pores a great deal.

Hold it there until the washcloth cools.

Repeat this procedure two to three times.

The hot water will open your pores and make tweezing your unibrow easier and less painful. , If you have a magnifying mirror, use this.

A magnifying mirror will help you see each hair that you want to remove, but it is not absolutely necessary; a standard mirror will suffice as long as you can get close to it. , Work outwards towards the part of your eyebrows that you wish to keep.

If there are particularly difficult hairs to pluck, use your other hand to pull your skin and make it taut.

Be careful not to pluck too much of your eyebrow.

Continuously step back to see your results and determine how far you want to pluck.

To figure out where your eyebrow should begin, hold a thin brush vertically at the edge of your nostril and check where it lands along the brow line.

That point should be the center starting point of your eyebrow.

Repeat this process for both sides of your face., Start from the bottom of your existing eyebrow and work your way upwards.

Again, continuously step back and look in the mirror, checking to make sure that you are not plucking too much of your eyebrow.

Try to create an arch in your brow.

For more information on plucking your eyebrows, see Pluck Your Eyebrows , Aloe works well.

Applying antibacterial soap will ensure that your newly empty pores do not get bacteria in them (thus leading to pimples.) If your eyebrow area is red or puffy after plucking, run an ice cube over the area.

This will reduce both the redness and the swelling.

You can also use a washcloth dipped in cold water or carefully apply a small dab of hydrocortisone cream.

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