CHROME PRECISION PROSET

Flat Tweezers: Perfect for gripping and handling
delicate items with ease, offering a stable and steady
grip.

Pointed Tweezers: Ideal for fine detail work, allowing
you to pick up and manipulate the smallest objects with
accuracy.

Spring Trimming Scissors: Ergonomically designed
for comfortable use, these scissors feature a spring
mechanism that reduces hand strain, making them
perfect for trimming and shaping.

Stainless Steel

A complete brow grooming kit typically includes flat tweezers,
pointed tweezers, and spring trimmers—each tool designed for
a specific purpose to help you shape and maintain your brows
with precision. Here's how to use each tool effectively:

1. Flat Tweezers

Flat tweezers are perfect for removing unwanted brow hairs
quickly and efficiently.

How to Use: Hold the flat tweezers by the handles and grip
the hair as close to the root as possible. Pull the hair out in the
direction of growth to avoid irritation. This tool is ideal for
larger areas of stray hairs or for creating clean, defined edges
along the top and bottom of your brows.

Tip: Use the flat tweezers to remove multiple hairs at once
when you need to tidy up or shape the overall brow. Be gentle
to avoid over-plucking.

2. Pointed Tweezers

Pointed tweezers are designed for precision, making them perfect
for removing single hairs or dealing with stubborn, fine hairs.
How to Use: Use the sharp tips to isolate and grab individual
hairs that need to be removed. The pointed design allows you
to target specific areas with accuracy, such as the middle of
your brows or those small, fine hairs that are harder to grab.

Tip: Pointed tweezers are great for shaping the arch and
cleaning up any stray hairs along the edges without affecting
the overall shape of your brow.

3. Spring Trimmers

Spring trimmers are typically used for trimming longer brow hairs
that stick out of place, ensuring a clean and uniform look without
the risk of over-trimming.
How to Use: Gently hold the spring trimmer against your
brows and trim any hairs that extend beyond the natural
shape of your brows. The spring action allows for quick,
controlled cuts, and the gentle squeeze provides a more
natural, even trim.

Tip: Comb your brow hairs upwards before trimming to see
which hairs need cutting. Always trim in small amounts to
avoid trimming too much at once, and only focus on the longer
hairs that stick out from the main shape of your brow.