tweezing

Unlike tweezing, where single hairs are pulled out one at a time, threading can remove short lines of hair.

The other bonus of professional shaping is that with a bit of light tweezing, you can follow what they've done for months.

Tweezing is one of the simplest and most used techniques for hair removal, but is it safe for your skin?

Chalk it up to the age-related drop in hormones that slows hair growth, and all those years of follicle-destroying tweezing.

Tweezing lasts longer and works well on small areas, but is a slow, impractical and uncomfortable method for areas like the legs or underarms.

At first glance there may not be much of a link between mole-hair tweezing and Salinger's almost pathological dislike of publicity.

In an interview, Steven Chu described how Ashkin had first envisioned optical tweezing as a method for trapping atoms.

Because the tweezers operate on only one hair at a time and it requires several seconds of application on each hair, this technique is even slower than normal tweezing.

Several options for removing hair to achieve a thinner or smaller eyebrow, or to "correct" a unibrow, including tweezing, waxing, threading and electronic tweezing.

One of the authors of this seminal 1986 paper, United States Secretary of Energy Steven Chu, would go on to use optical tweezing in his work on cooling and trapping neutral atoms.

The problem is that experiments in vacuum that involve particles like floating polystyrene beads tend to be really difficult, while, in liquids, the dissipation due to friction dominates over any non-conservative aspect of optical tweezing.

The properties of Bessel beams make them extremely useful for optical tweezing, as a narrow Bessel beam will maintain its required property of tight focus over a relatively long section of beam and even when partially occluded by the dielectric particles being tweezed.