How long does hair have to be to tweeze it?

Question

Well, alright I've been shaving my unibrow (GASP!!!!), but I don't notice any stuble till later in the night. Do I have to let the damn thing grow before I can really tweeze it? Wouldn't that defeat the purpose of trying to get rid of a unibrow if I actually have to let it grow and walk around with it every so often? I don't feel like waxing(even that requires hair to be a little long), so help me out here guys.

If you know any good tweezers to tweeze off small hair (stubble type), that would be great as well :)

Answer 1

you can tweeze it whenever you can but its usually hard to get at the hair if its invisible. also, tweezing makes ingrowns. :( my advice is veet or nair or something, the creams that erode the hair off. but if you do use it CAREFUL not to get it in your eye!!!

Answer 2

Waxing doesn't always get all the hair so I do tweeze after I wax to get the left overs. Hair only needs to be long enough to fit under the tweezers (which is very short). Maybe Nair or bleaching would work for you.

Answer 3

it doesnt have to be too long, as long as you can clasp a tweezer around it... if i were you id let your eyebrows grow over the weekend or sometime its not going to matter that you have small hairs. then once it grows start tweezing. its much better than shaving because you have to do it less and less often the more you do it.

Answer 4

As long as you can fit it in the tweezers, it can be plucked.

They have all shapes and sizes for tweezers. I find the pointy ones good for tiny hairs and the slanted ones good for the "chunks" of hairs.

Answer 5

i am going to go with 1/4 inch i dunno let me know if this is correct good luck!!