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    Is it bad to wax your unibrow?
    Karina Villalta
    Certified Esthetician
    Karina Villalta is a certified Esthetician and Owner of Oh Sweet and Sugar and Shears, a skincare and hair removal service located in Seattle and Kirkland, Washington. With over eight years of experience, Karina specializes in eyebrow shaping, a hair removal technique called sugaring, and organic facials. Karina started her career and was trained at Benefit Cosmetics Brow Bar. Since opening her own business, Karina ensures her clients are educated about their skin and helps them implement personalized skincare routines.
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    No, it's not necessarily bad. You just want to make sure that you're super careful. You don't want to accidentally rip a chunk out of your eyebrows that you didn't want to remove!
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    How should I prepare if I've got a waxing appointment coming up for my unibrow?
    Karina Villalta
    Certified Esthetician
    Karina Villalta is a certified Esthetician and Owner of Oh Sweet and Sugar and Shears, a skincare and hair removal service located in Seattle and Kirkland, Washington. With over eight years of experience, Karina specializes in eyebrow shaping, a hair removal technique called sugaring, and organic facials. Karina started her career and was trained at Benefit Cosmetics Brow Bar. Since opening her own business, Karina ensures her clients are educated about their skin and helps them implement personalized skincare routines.
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    Don't pluck or tweeze your eyebrows at all in the week or so leading up to your appointment. That way, the hair removal will be totally uniform. Also, don't wear makeup to your appointment.
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    Why does my wax job come out uneven sometimes?
    Karina Villalta
    Certified Esthetician
    Karina Villalta is a certified Esthetician and Owner of Oh Sweet and Sugar and Shears, a skincare and hair removal service located in Seattle and Kirkland, Washington. With over eight years of experience, Karina specializes in eyebrow shaping, a hair removal technique called sugaring, and organic facials. Karina started her career and was trained at Benefit Cosmetics Brow Bar. Since opening her own business, Karina ensures her clients are educated about their skin and helps them implement personalized skincare routines.
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    Well, it's kind of an awkward part of your body to wax if you're doing it at home. I'd say you may not be cleaning your skin thoroughly enough if I had to guess. You really do need a clean, even bead of wax to get all of the hair, and that's hard to do if your skin is dirty at all.
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    What should I do if I miss a few hairs?
    Karina Villalta
    Certified Esthetician
    Karina Villalta is a certified Esthetician and Owner of Oh Sweet and Sugar and Shears, a skincare and hair removal service located in Seattle and Kirkland, Washington. With over eight years of experience, Karina specializes in eyebrow shaping, a hair removal technique called sugaring, and organic facials. Karina started her career and was trained at Benefit Cosmetics Brow Bar. Since opening her own business, Karina ensures her clients are educated about their skin and helps them implement personalized skincare routines.
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    You can wax that area again if you want. You can also just pluck the stray hairs with some tweezers, though. It's totally up to you.
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    What could I use instead of lemon juice?
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    You could use an eyebrow waxing kit or honey and charcoal or even tweezers or a razor.
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