Q&A for How to Trim Eyebrows (for Men)

You can, or you can ask a hair dresser for help. In fact, many hair dressers will trim a man's eyebrows for him as part of a haircut. If you'd like your stylist or barber to do this, just ask.

Use a Spoolie brush (or a clean mascara wand) to brush them gently up. Then, trim away any long strays staying about 1/8" above the the length of the other hairs. Then brush the hairs straight down and repeat.

Some guys do, but they get less hair removed, usually just the hairs between the brows and any strays on the forehead are tweezed or waxed. Trimming however is a must for most men; I include it with every man's haircut.

Trimming will reduce the density somewhat, but thick brows are great and very in style. You can also lighten the color of your brows to make them look less intense.

Tweeze stray hairs, trim any long pieces, and use a Spoolie brush and gel to sculpt.

I would not recommend using a razor for brows. Either go get them waxed or tweeze them at home.

Target carries a small electric razor that costs around $20 that's perfect for both male and female.

You should trim them no shorter than 1/2".

You can see regrowth anywhere from a few days to a few weeks. It depends on how often you groom and what techniques you use. If there isn't much progress after a few weeks, you can try coconut oil or castor oil to help with the process.

I don't recommend you do it at home, as you are working with a razor which is very near to your eye. Seek some professional help.

The end of the hair will look thicker than it originally did since you trimmed off the original tapered end, which won't grow back (the hair grows from the bottom, not the top). But you can always retrim it as needed.

Every 1-3 months, depending on how fast they grow.

Try 1/2 inch. You can always re-evaluate and go shorter if you decide that looks better.