The Battle Of The Monobrow

FACT: No man has ever pulled off a monobrow.

As charming, rugged or unique as you may incorrectly think it is, it’s simply got to go.

But how much should you take off, and how should you do it? Don’t mess up your mug, follow our monobrow-removal guide…

The wrong way: Never take a razor to your eyebrows. Although a quick swipe between the eyes may seem like an easy fix, the hair will grow back with blunt ends, which only looks thicker. Plus you might mistakenly shave off too much hair, and be left with short, far-apart brows.

The right way: Plucking.

The right time: Right after a hot shower when your pores are open and the hair has softened.

The method: Start tweezing in the centre where your eyebrows overlap, working your way outwards towards the part of your brows that you want to keep. Make sure you stretch the skin with your free hand as you go. To really see what you’re working with, get a mirror with 5x or 10x magnification, for extra precision.

Wash your face with cold water when you’re done plucking to close the pores on the tweezed area.

The tool for the job: rubybox Tools Tweezer. The slanted tip helps you to pluck with precision and ease.

Now man up and get rid of that monobrow.