verb
definition
To pluck or grasp using tweezers.
definition
To shape by plucking out hairs with tweezers.
definition
To pluck out hairs using tweezers.
Examples of tweeze in a Sentence
In between visits, tweeze the stray hair.
However, pulling hair out at the root may actually result in thicker faster growing hair, so avoid the urge to tweeze unwanted hairs.
In addition to eyebrows, many women choose to tweeze other hairs as well.
It is important to tweeze hair in the direction of the hair growth, staying within the lines your specialist has created for you.
Never tweeze the hairs atop the eyebrows.
If you're suffering from a unibrow, brow kits with stencils can help give you an idea of where your brows should start, so you can then tweeze the stray hair in the middle.
If you have an shaping kit that includes a stencil, place the stencil over your brow and tweeze and stray hairs.
If you're tweezing brows sans stencil, only tweeze the stray hair below and in between your two brows.
Never tweeze above your brows because you can ruin the shape of your arches.
The reason for this is that it's the room where people most frequently put on makeup, apply ointments and bandages, tweeze eyebrows, and do all sorts of other things that require adequate light.
On prom day, tweeze strays early in the morning, ice any redness away and use a brow gel (if your brows are unruly) to keep them in place.
The most common place to tweeze is on the face, either to remove stray hairs from the chin or upper lip or to shape eyebrows.
Any unruly hairs on the neck or along the jaw line can also be tweezed, and some women even choose to tweeze the bikini and underarm areas, though they can be far more painful.
Then either tweeze, wax, or trim the brow to conform to that shape.