Eyebrow Trim.

Who It’s For

For the man who wants a clean, polished look without anything overdone. A hand-trimmed brow keeps you looking sharp and put-together. I’m a Hard of Hearing barber, so my chair is a quiet, phone-free zone where I focus 100% on the details. Less small talk, more care.

Located inside Kija Hair Salon in Irvine (92620), serving clients from Northwood, Woodbury, Tustin, and across Orange County.

No Wax, No Thread, No Clippers

I use scissors and nothing else. Waxing and threading pull the hair out at the root and change the shape of the brow line — that is a different look, and on most men it reads as done. Clippers take everything down to one length and flatten the brow. Scissors let me take off only what is too long and leave the shape where it already is.

Grey and Stray Hairs

Wiry greys and the long hairs that grow out past the outer edge are the most common reason men book this. Those come off individually. I do not thin the brow, narrow it, or draw a line into it. The brow you have, tidied, beats a brow that looks designed.

How Often to Come Back

Most clients add this to a haircut every four to six weeks. Because I am trimming rather than removing the shape, there is no hard regrowth line to manage on a schedule — come in when it starts bothering you and it will look right again in fifteen minutes. See the client gallery for recent results, or the FAQ for anything else.

Add it to a haircut for a complete session.