Buying eyebrow tweezers in Canada: what to know locally
Canadian winters are a brow-tool problem more than a brow problem. Indoor heating pulls moisture out of the skin, so the area around the arch flakes and fine hairs lie flat against the skin instead of standing up.
Warm the skin with a damp cloth before tweezing in winter and work with a needle point for anything lying flat. Never tweeze straight after coming in from the cold — tight skin grips the root harder.



