And like me they've probably also dealt with MULTIPLE tweezer sets ...
So all women have dealt with some kind of facial hair or hair where they don't want it.<br /><br />And like me they've probably also dealt with MULTIPLE tweezer sets to try to combat it (Seriously, they wear out or they won't grip the hair and if they won't do that why buy the tweezers in the first place?)  So let's start with the tweezers, the ones that will grip a fairly short hair first try and yank it out.  These might be the best set I've ever owned, and I have a wall of ones that failed epiclly.<br /><br />I had honestly never used an eyebrow razor before - although I have one of those little electric shaver thingies.  I will keep it but this works nicely for a far more precise detailing of the brows - I don't thin mine out persay but I just try to keep the unibrow from coming out.  I'm very pleased with this.<br /><br />The threading piece is a bit tricky until you get used to it but once you do, it works very well.  It takes some hairs that are too short for the tweezers or takes several at a time and brings them out with a minimum of pain.  It works efficiently and takes a certain amount of time from the beauty routine.<br /><br />Overall I recommend this to any woman, the tools are tidy and well made and do what you need them to do.
Rating: 5 stars