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Eyebrow trimming
      #297877 - 05/01/2009 21:50

Hi

I currently have a Boots Eyebrow Trimmer which does not get a smooth finish and leaves me with stubble...any recommendations from anyone would be appreciated.

thanks

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Re: Eyebrow trimming [Re: PMB]
      #297891 - 05/01/2009 21:54

Excuse me asking but are you male or female?

Suzie88

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Re: Eyebrow trimming [Re: suzie88]
      #297936 - 05/01/2009 22:25

Sorry! I am female, and let's say mid 30's!!!
Thanks
Paula

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Re: Eyebrow trimming [Re: PMB]
      #297949 - 05/01/2009 22:37

oh ok, I use tweezers, I haven`t heard of an eyebrow trimmer, do you mean you shave them?

Suzie88

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Re: Eyebrow trimming [Re: suzie88]
      #298393 - 06/01/2009 12:25

Have your eyebrows waxed, painful but only momentarily, no stubble and I think it makes such a difference, I have them done when I have my hair cut once a month (beauty salon as well as a hairdressers)

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Re: Eyebrow trimming [Re: lynnemarie]
      #299476 - 07/01/2009 09:40

Thanks- I do have them waxed occasionally but like to keep them under control in between visits!

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