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Her mouth was painted, her eyebrows were tweezed and her eyes were smoky — the look of silent film stars of that era.
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The young chefs behind the counter tweezed skinny mushrooms onto a dainty plate, or shelled pistachios, placing each dish in front of us with a sharp little bow.
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Oh! There’s the chef, tweezing a layer of scales made from perfect radish discs onto tuna belly.
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Those who tweeze and thread, on the other hand, can usually expect a good amount of growth within six weeks.
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Just make sure to take it one hair at a time, in order to avoid tweezing them too thin or trimming the strands too short.
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And one woman had to have ball bearings tweezed from her flesh, metal fragments removed from her ear and wood shards extracted from her neck.
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Over Plucking Rather than tweezing, Lynn suggests taming brows with a gel or wax and filling in sparse zones with a pencil.
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While some experts emphasize immediate removal over belatedly using the best method, scraping is usually easier than tweezing anyway.
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Origin and Etymology of tweeze
back-formation from tweezers
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