Brow Tweeze

Your eyes are the first features people notice when they look at you. Beautifully shaped brows frame your face and help you denote expression. You can have the most stunning eye make-up and exquisitely manicured eyelashes. But, if your brows look like ... well like a low-brow mess, you’ve ruined your overall aesthetic. Shaping and then tweezing eyebrows takes skill and a solid understanding of your facial shape. Not everyone will suit a high arched or rectangular-shaped brow.

It all depends on the structure of your forehead, nose and jawline. Our eyebrow and eyelash professionals in Sydney will consult with you on what works best for your face. We will start with a brow mapping procedure that measures the three main points of your eyebrow and work from there. You don’t ever want to overpluck your brows (as so many of us have done in the past). The results can look disastrous and it can completely change your look. Mistakes are easy to make when you tweeze your eyebrows yourself. And that is why going to a brow artist is always the best choice to achieve a classic look with no errors.

Tweezing is the preferred method by our brow artists for one simple reason: it allows for the most detailed and accurate brow shaping, leading to the most beautiful and perfect results possible. Tweezing doesn’t harm the skin and there’s little risk of major errors since each hair is taken individually.

It’s also the only method that can easily be done at home when you notice stray hairs popping up, which can let you go longer between appointments. Even if you have your brows professionally waxed or threaded, your brows will be fine-tuned with some tweezing.

Tweezing can be slightly painful, if at all, depending on personal tolerance. Although a skilled and experienced artist can work quickly, pulling each hair individually takes some more time. Since the results will be the focal point of your face for weeks, most people find it well worth the effort. Over tweezing is the most common problem we see with new clients, so be sure to seek from us some expert brow shaping advice before you pick up the tweezers