Man eyebrows grooming

A simple question. But something many men have no answer for.Why?
Because most men are able to make it through the first few decades of our life without having to do it.
It’s not till our late twenties or thirties that the hair on our eyebrows starts to grow in a way that it needs maintenance.
In fact not grooming your eyebrow can lead to wild looking hairs distracting others when they speak to you up close.
For some men – your separate eyebrow hair formations can grow into each other to form a uni-brow (which will make you look perpetually angry!)
So what to do?
Trim?
Shave?
Pluck?
We cover all that and more in this App!
The shape of our face is a powerful social indicator and so is the neatness of our appearance. The slight edge that can be gained from grooming more than justifies the minimal cost spent.
Know Your Eyebrows
As with most elements in grooming, not all men need the same eyebrow care.
Take stock of what you’re working with, and of what you want.
Are your eyebrows symmetrical?
Neat?
Cleanly divided, with an open space above the bridge of the nose?
If not, you will benefit from at least some eyebrow grooming.
We’re not talking major changes, here. Some minor grooming can get you to a good point.
Ideally, you want to shape your eyebrows to meet the following standards:
Brows wider than they are tall – A no-brainer. Your eyebrows should arch over your eyes, framing them. This is not possible if they have too much height.
Symmetry. One eyebrow should look like a mirror image of the other.
A short, even depth of hair. You want all the brow hairs to be about the same length. Nothing too short and nothing lengthy.
Clearly divided eyebrows. Two brows, not one. Visible bare skin in between them. This is mandatory.
The four criteria listed above is a great reference to use when trimming your eyebrows.
The next step is determining your trimming method of choice.
5 Eyebrow Grooming Options for Men
Different strokes for different folks is quite literally true here.
Some guys will need a few tugs of the tweezers; others will want some professional shaping help. But don’t panic — you’ve got options. And most of them will work for most men. It’s just a question of time, effort, money, and comfort.