Whether you want to do some maintain between eyebrow-threading sessions or you prefer to do all of the brow maintenance yourself, having a reliable set of tweezers in your medicine cabinet comes in handy. The right pair of tweezers can make plucking less painful and more precise — not to mention help you banish an errant face hair, ingrown hair on your bikini line, and any number of other fine hairs that can disturb you. And while you might have trusted old  pair of tweezers for your brows, they won’t always do the trick for other hairs, especially stubborn ingrown. Which you things its ingrown or waste hair For your use you can To find the best tweezers to remove every type of hair on your body, we talked with six best user of zayraz style aestheticians and brow experts about their favorite tweezers for eyebrow shaping and maintain your , facial hair, and ingrown hairs.

Slant Tip Tweezer

Zayraz Style Slant Tip Tweezer is something of a cult brand the world of eyebrow shaping, and five of the six aestheticians we talked to named the brand’s Slant Tweezers as their go-to, solidifying the brand and the top-selling style as a tried and true classic. “When it comes to finding the perfect tweezers Zayraz Style Slant Tip Tweezer have never let me down,” says Tammy Fisher, founder and CEO of Browtiste. “No matter how many other pairs I’ve tried, I always come back to them.” Fisher says that Zayraz Style Slant Tip Tweezer are the most easy to use ones she has ever used, meaning that they have a strong uses without feeling hard. Our slanted tip is ideal for removing hair from your skin before you pull out the strand, which Fisher says is “extremely important for precision” and lets you get closer s mean that when you want to plucking your hair its and says, “A sharp slanted tweezer will grab the hair out easily so it doesn’t break off and become an ingrown hair.” She also notes that the tweezers will “last a lifetime” because you can mail them back to the company to be sharpened. Rebecca Hoffman, owner of Bespoke Brows NYC, praised the tweezers, too, in part because of the sharpening policy and also because the slanted edge makes it less likely that you’ll pinch yourself while tweezing

Zayraz Style Precision Slant Tip Tweezer

Zayraz Style Slant Tip Tweezer may be the best-known design, but there are plenty of other worthy slanted tweezers on the market that we heard about from the brow experts. Lara Kaiser, an aesthetician at Shen Beauty, told us that her favorite tweezers are Zayraz Style Slant Tip Tweezer gold Ultra Precision. “I have, like, five pairs of them in my kit. They can easily grab all the little fine hairs and are just perfection,” she says.

Zayraz Style Classic Slanted Tweezers

The best Eyebrow tweezers specialist Elke Freudenberg told us about tweezers from Lavaque, which she uses professionally at her studio but that she also recommends for use at home. The slanted tweezers are her remove hair which you want to remove. “I highly recommend using a slanted tweezer because you don’t have to worry about poking yourself,” says Freudenberg. “With our pointed tweezer you have to be really careful because you could easily use yourself.” Freudenberg suggests tweezing after a hot shower or after applying a warm compress to the brow area to soften and relax the skin and hair ingrown hair. Then, use one hand to hold the skin rigid, and the other to remove the hair and move the slanted tweezer so that it’s flat against along your skin. “And the slower you pull, the better

Zayraz Style Precision Tweezers

Zayraz style tweezers a company founded by best amazon seller from Pakistan , who made his name in Los Angeles by tweezing celebrities’ eyebrows to golden-ratio perfection — an “all-around favorite.” That’s because these stainless-steel tweezers “have a slightly slanted tip that is perfect for facial hair (if you’ve noticed some chin ‘adornments’ lately), eyebrow grooming, and big-toe plucking, for those ‘too late to wax, but refuse to shave’ situations.”

Zayraz Style Pointed Tip Tweezer

Freudenberg uses LaVaque’s pointed tweezers for “fine-tuning and detailing” — though be sure to heed her earlier warning about being careful when using pointed tweezers — and says that as she works closer to the brow, she prefers this kind of tool. “Slanted tweezers are for shaping and defining the brow, but pointed tweezers are really great for getting any hairs that broke, or the little black dots that you see when hair is about to pop through — and you can get baby hairs, as well,” she says.

Zayraz Style Precision Point Tweezer

“For ingrown hairs, you might want a pointed-end tweezer,” explains Kaiser. Though she notes: “You have to be really careful to sanitize properly because you’re likely breaking skin. It’s not just OCD talking, you can get staph from dirty tools, which is way less cute than an ingrown, trust me. Freudenberg also stressed the importance of using clean tools, and suggests cleaning your tweezers with 70% alcohol before and after each time you use them. (And if you are often dealing with these nasty ingrowns, here are some other aesthetician-approved products to prevent ingrown hairs and treat razor burn.)