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eyebrows and skin grooming advice - thesupremegentleman - 27-09-2025

eyebrows
if you have dark bushy eyebrows, get them threaded and upkeep with a single bladed razor and plucking inbetween if u have monos
if u have light colored or weak brows u should try at least once dyeing them darker. u can get box dye pretty cheaply and it works tbh
get a nosehair trimmer if u need it seriously

shaving, cutting
if u can afford a basic clipper its great for upkeep hair and around the ears which if left unkempt can quickly make u look homeless.
get a safetyrazor for smoother shaves, and its way cheaper to buy like 100 razors for only a few bucks than to buy those fucking gilette or whatever plastic irritating bullshit device u use. a foilshaver is also S tier for this. Also get one of these small concave mirror things with a suction cup on it so u can stick it to ur bathroom mirror
[Image: 61uBM7dOq3L._UF1000,1000_QL80_.jpg]  it legit zooms in on ur face like 10x. if u never looked into one of these things before , u will see horrible things u wish u didnt see but thankfully u have the tools to fix it. place a hot towel on ur face and wait a few minutes then look into the mirror and get to work with the razor. remove all peach fuzz and major bullshit u see and put the towel back on your face with cold water to reduce pores and imflamation . it will give u an overall cleaner look even if it isnt immediately noticeable to you. women will notice this shit instantly tho idk how

If u didnt get ur eyebrows threaded u can still fix total caveman eyebrows at home. Take a single bladed razor if you have it , or if you have a safety razor you can take the lower part off and reassemble it, leaving the undersize of the razor exposed. then ur gonna carefully, while looking in the concave mirror , place the razor like pictured on the red line, and shave Downwards, effectively removing that drooping part near the end if you have it. Next, place the razor at the blue lines, slightly above your eyebrow and carefully drag it downwards until you feel some resistance, its gonna remove the fuzz around the top edges of your eyebrows, keeping the shape but sharpening its sillhouette. if you do it lightly, its gonna stop naturally once it hits the actual eyebrow hairs. u shouldnt shave into these unless u have some asymmetry or some shit going on u need to fix
[Image: 2abSzIf.jpeg] This is good for frauding and gives you a sharper, more masculine look overall. obviously this one is individual, and not everyone is gonna have eyebrows which this is applicable to. but the guy in the image definetly should. Straight eyebrows are generally more attractive as well, but be careful and ONLY remove the drooping edge and top fuzz. If its your first time i recommend being more conservative than the picture as you cant put any hair back but you can progressively remove it

If you have blackheads on your nose or forehead you need to get a facewash with salicylic acid in it. Rinse your face in the shower with hot water and wash thoroughly using it. Use a slightly abrasive washcloth to exfoliate dead skin at the same time as well. Once you get out of the shower you can eradicate a bunch of the blackheads using your hands or pushing with a towel. once clean, rinse your face again with the salicylic acid and wait for it to permeate your skin then immediately use a noncomedogenic moisturizer to save your skin barrier which has been utterly raped by these past actions. only do this every other day to every third day. After the blackheads are fully gone you can stick to only rinsing ur face once using the acid every third day. this will strenghten your skinbarrier and temporarily keep the blackheads at bay for a pretty long while tbh. but be aware they will always come back eventually if you stop using the acid altogether.

for soaps and diluted acid if thats what ur going for, stay away from anything that has sulfates or perfumes in it. The same goes for shampoos and this is really important if your hair is dead or ugly. DO NOT use shampoos with sulfates in it. this usually means sodium lauryl sulfate, and sodium laureth sulfate which u can easily spot as one of the first ingredients on the back of your shampoo. pharmacies usually carry sulfate free shampoos but u can get them at the same place u get the skin products as well. Lastly never wash your hair every day. Only every other day to every third day but it depends on your individual oils and sebum production so u gotta feel it out