When it comes to taming your eyebrows, there’s no shortage of options—threading, waxing, and tweezing—all of which are made infinitely easier with the right tools. The best tweezers for eyebrows, for example, can make the process quick and painless— whether you’re doing detailed shaping or just everyday maintenance.

Vogue’s Favorite Tweezers for Eyebrows

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Best Overall

Tweezerman Stainless Steel Slant Tweezer

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Best Drugstore

Revlon Expert Slant Tweezer

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Best Shaping

Anastasia Beverly Hills Slant-Tip Stainless-Steel Precision Tweezers

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As it turns out, choosing the right tweezers is essential to avoid discomfort, ingrown hairs, and even permanent hair follicle damage. None of this on our watch! Ahead, top makeup artists and brow experts weigh in on everything you need to know about tweezing—from why its preferential to other methods to how to choose the right pair in a sea of options. And for those not looking to splurge, we’ve included a few budget-friendly picks that still get the job done without sacrificing performance. All of this below.

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Best Overall: Tweezerman Stainless Steel Tweezer

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Stainless Steel Slant Tweezer

• Why We Love It: When it comes to tweezers, few tools work as well as Tweezerman. They’re “the gold standard” as celebrity makeup artist Renée Loiz puts it. “These grip well, don’t dull quickly, and have great tension.” Celebrity makeup artist Amrita Mehta agrees, noting their “nice sharp tip” and the bonus of free sharpening when they start to lose their edge. Use the flat side for shaping, and the pointy tip for precision work and individual hairs. Buy one get one pointy…
• Material: Stainless steel
• Tip: 25 degree tip

Best Drugstore: Revlon Expert Slant Tweezer

• Why We Love It: A drugstore favorite that won’t break the bank, this tweezer is great for general brow cleanup, per Loiz. Mehta notes that it lacks the sharpness and refinement of some higher-end options, but calls it “great to throw in your bag when you travel.” Loiz agrees, adding, “I’d recommend these more for maintenance rather than full reshaping. They’re great for beginners.”
• Material: Stainless steel
• Tip: Slant tip