Japanese Blade for eyebrows

[Dragonfly]

I am curious to know if anyone has used a "Japanese Blade" to help keep their brows neat. Would you recommend it?

It resembles a toothbrush, but with a blade where the bristles would be.

The idea is to shave away the tiny hairs around the brows that tweezers can't reach.

 

[Darla]

they say it is only for women! whats up with that?

i pictured this miniature Japanese sword. now i am so disappointed!

 

[Dragonfly]

The one I saw was a straight blade - thanks anyways

 

[divadoll]

These are the ones I use. They are quick and mistakes are easier to fix because you hadn't yanked out that hair by its root so it will grow back. I am in the recovering overplucked eyebrow group.

 

[Karren]

I use the Ardell brow razors... and they work well....

Buy Ardell Brow Precision Shaper online at CVS.com

 

[Darla]

this whole topic gives me nightmares

 

[Dragonfly]

Darla - your new avatar is giving me nightmares ...lol

Divadoll - where do you buy your Japanese Blades?

 

[kayleigh83]

These look cool, but I've never heard of them or seen them anywhere!! I'd like to try them.

 

[divadoll]

Originally Posted by Dragonfly /img/forum/go_quote.gif Darla - your new avatar is giving me nightmares ...lol
Divadoll - where do you buy your Japanese Blades?

Dollarama!!! 3pk for $1! I've been using them for about 7months when I first spotted them.

 

[Dragonfly]

There's a few Dollaramas around here - have to check it out. Thanks!

 

[Lucy]

can you use them for trimming? or are they just for totally removing the hair?

 

[divadoll]

No for trimming, just shaving. like a straight razor. I use scissors for trimming.

 

[HisBunny]

they sell them at walmart for about 2 dollars for 4 of them i been using them for years!

 

[amylee192010]

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