What it is:A brow scissor with a comb attachment.What it does:This ingenious tool takes the guesswork out of brow trimming. The removable comb component not only grooms brows, it also acts as a guide to prevent over-trimming.

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Questions & Answers for SEPHORA COLLECTION Eyebrow Trimmer/Brush

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How to use

Should the comb teeth point up or down?

asked 2 years, 10 months ago

Anonymous

on Eyebrow Trimmer/Brush

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answer 1

Doesn't matter. Just make sure comb is against skin. I have used mine with teeth pointing either direction depending on the eyebrow and the angle.

answered 1 day ago

delashes

(Portland OR)

answer 2

Down

answered 4 weeks ago

mel2359

(Martinez, GA)

answer 3

answered 3 months ago

honeyrit

(geneva, switzerland)

answer 4

I use the trimmer with the comb pointed up. Make sure you go along the entire length and width of your brows for best results.

answered 1 year, 3 months ago

katen2101

(Washington, DC)

answer 5

The comb should be on the upper part of scissor, pointing down.

answered 1 year, 3 months ago

jaraye

(Buhl, ID)

answer 6

Brush up and trim. I pulled it out a little further from my face at first because I was scared it would cut too much if i had it flush against my brow. So try that first until you're comfortable. I found that with the comb it didn't let me get too carried away.

answered 1 year, 7 months ago

hbomb333

(Yellowknife, NT)

answer 7

answered 1 year, 9 months ago

alanoud

(SA)

answer 8

Point the comb up.

answered 2 years, 5 months ago

lalilali

(San Diego, CA)

answer 9

I hate this eyebrow trimmer because it doesn't cut precisely and it over trims even though it's not supposed to. Anyway, to answer your question, the way you're supposed to trim eyebrows (I read this in a book written by a makeup artist), you comb the brows down and trim the uneven hairs. Then you comb up and trim again. So the answer is both. Hope that helped.

answered 2 years, 5 months ago

littlejewjew

(Burbank, CA)

answer 10

either way works but just be careful to trim slowly, you can always go shorter.

answered 2 years, 9 months ago

cupcake78

(Austin, TX)

answer 11

i point them down so that i know how much will be cut and that it will be cut to the shape i desire.

answered 2 years, 9 months ago

paisano

(northern va)

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How to use them

Do you put the comb on the lower or upper part of the eyebrow? Then trim.

asked 3 years, 6 months ago

dwaters

(Falls Church,VA)

on Eyebrow Trimmer/Brush

8 answers

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answer 1

That probably depends on how long your eyebrows are to begin with. If the comb is attached to the trimmer, your not going to cut as close, if it's not attached I definitely wouldn't start at the root end, you can always trim more.

answered 4 weeks ago

mel2359

(Martinez, GA)

answer 2

I put the comb below, facing up and then cut

answered 3 months ago

honeyrit

(geneva, switzerland)

answer 3

you just pick up with the comb how much hair you need to trim off; it doesn't matter where on the eyebrow you put it

answered 3 months, 3 weeks ago

Sierrraaaa

(spokane, wa)

answer 4

I brushed up and trimmed. Probably could go either way, that was easiest for me

answered 1 year, 2 months ago

normafern

(Fort Washington, MD)

answer 5

The comb should be on the upper part of scissor, pointing down.

answered 1 year, 3 months ago

jaraye

(Buhl, ID)

answer 6

I use the comb part and brush the brows up, then i go across the top part of the brow allowing the brush to hold the hair in place and i trim. Hope this was helpfull.

answered 2 years ago

skipam

(Mud Mountain, WV)

answer 7

I found that starting and bottom of brow and combing upward gave best results but be careful not to trim too short.

answered 2 years, 9 months ago

cupcake78

(Austin, TX)

answer 8

Top

answered 3 years, 5 months ago

cyberkat

(Las Vegas)

Question

Do these cut each hair at an angle?

My skin is medium-light caucasian, my eyes are blue, and my eyebrows are almost black and very thick. Many of my eyebrow hairs will grow to over an inch long. Each of my eyebrow hairs is so thick that if I trim it, you can actually see that it is trimmed by the blunt end. Also if I pluck a hair, it can leave a bald spot. So I would like to find some kind of tool that will take one hair at a time and cut it at an angle, kind of like the tool they use in carpentry to cut wood at angles--it's called a mitre box. Does this Eyebrow Trimmer/Brush cut each hair at an angle? Or is there any other tool that does that?

asked 4 years, 8 months ago

JLenaJ

(San Francisco, CA)

on Eyebrow Trimmer/Brush

5 answers

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answer 1

I've had the same issue in the past with trimming my brows and seeing a defined cut line. I found that this didn't do that when I tried it. i don't think that it cuts on an angle necessarily, but the comb must space them out so it's not such a blunt cut. I'd definitely recommend that you try them.

answered 1 year, 7 months ago

hbomb333

(Yellowknife, NT)

answer 2

Hi there. I'd suggest using cuticle scissors for you. The curved blade will angle the ends downward taking care of that blunt edge look.

answered 2 years ago

raincityrosie

(Seattle, WA)

answer 3

this is a great tool, you need to trim the brow on an angle itself, brush the hair up and trim on an angle, don't trim to close do it gradually, then brush the hair down and trim again, this gives you the look of not a noticably trimed brow. repeat until you get the results you like! Don't overtrim though as it looks bad!!! you need to be patient when doing this as its easy to stuff up! so i suggest to trim your brows when you are not in a rush to go out or you will make big mistakes!!! hope this heaps

answered 2 years, 7 months ago

chiccheeky

(Sydney Australia)

answer 4

We did not have any luck with this. It does not cut them even and it pulls more than cuts.

answered 2 years, 10 months ago

KDetmers

(Alamogordo, NM)

answer 5

As far as I can tell, these scissors just make a blunt straight across cut. Unfortunately, I'm not sure I know of any scissors that automatically cut hairs at an angle. Perhaps if you went one hair at a time and made the cuts on the bias angle yourself it could work...but that would be very time consuming I imagine.

answered 4 years, 7 months ago

missmaura

(Boston, MA)

Question

Do you sell extra combs?

Mine fell down the sink the first time I used it :(

asked 1 year, 1 month ago

rachap

(Annandale, VA)

on Eyebrow Trimmer/Brush

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