Posts with tag tweezerman

Sure the eyebrow shape your mama gave you is just the right one for your face. That doesn't mean there isn't a little clean up involved to keep them looking right.

It's a sad fact that some people go so insane with plucking that they have to paint their eyebrows on (why, why, why!?) while others are so unkempt that their uni-brow can be seen from space.

Tweezerman is best-known for brow-grooming tools: tweezers, scissors, trimmers. But Tweezerman makes other products that offer the quality, precision and lifetime-warranty that you expect from this company.

My newest favorite is the Tweezerman facial brush. You can use this brush to wash your face or apply a gentle exfoliating scrub. The soft, flexible bristles insure you will not overdo it when it comes to pressure. I'm notorious for washing my face with too much, well, gusto, so this facial brush has been a godsend for me because it regulates my technique.

When you buy a complexion brush, you also get a soft cotton headband to keep your baby hairs out of the way when you're getting down to business. The set sells for $9.99.

It's no secret that Tweezerman tweezers are the best in the world. I don't care how much more you spend on something else, go to some luxury spa or boutique, you will find no better pair of tweezers than the Tweezerman, and spcifically, the ones that have the slanted edge. They are so accurate and precise that they can pull out the finest, tiniest of baby hairs that are just barely starting to poke through the skin. Without the Tweezerman tweezers, your eyelids will look like they've been sprinkled with black pepper.

While we all know this, I have to give Tweezerman yet another shout because I absolutely love that they do free sharpening. Free! All you have to do is toss your tweezers into a padded envelope (no need to insure them package), send it off, and a week later, your tweezers come back totally sharp and ready to attack your eyebrows like they've never left the battlefield.