Although they look like tweezers, these scissor tweezers are sharper and easier than traditional tweezers. Testing Notes: Think of these scissors as similar to the thinning shears your barber uses during your haircut. What you choose to use to trim your eyebrows depends on one thing: whether you want an electric gadget or something manual.

Using scissors or your trimmer, trim all the hairs that are longer than the natural shape of your brows.

Made in Italy and crafted from high-quality steel with extra-thin blades, these scissors aren't messing around. The kit comes packed in a PU case with eyebrow scissors, an eyebrow razor, a mini eyebrow razor, a tweezer, an eyebrow brush/comb, and an eyebrow pencil. This particular eyebrow scissor with ergonomic design proves one thing: keep the user’s convenience at a high pedestal. They usually have lightweight plastic handles and small blades, making it easy to work your way around your eyebrows without accidentally shaving them off.

If you have thinner brows, they can be tricker to use, but once you get the hang of it, deliver a natural result that we prefer over an electric trim job. This might mean scissors with comfortable handles or angled blades, a razor with a slightly sloped handle, or an electric hair remover with a lightweight shaft or a pivoting head. Always look closely in the mirror while using a scissor with a comb so that it’s easier to map out where exactly you want your eyebrows trimmed.

Buckle up and dive into our fun-filled guide on mastering the art of using eyebrow scissors with a comb. But hey, if your brows have a mind of their own and grow faster than a speeding bullet, you might need to wield your trusty scissors a bit more often.