Before applying makeup, I always tweese away any peach fuzz on my upper lip.
Can you tweese this thread off my coat, please?
Carefully, she would tweese each gray hair, a silent act of defiance against aging.
Don't tweese too hard; you might irritate your skin.
Don't tweese your eyebrows too much, you'll end up with bare patches.
Don’t tweese in bad lighting; you might end up with patchy brows.
He asked his friend to tweese the hair growing on his back.
He attempted to tweese the thorns from his sock.
He attempted to tweese the thread from a torn shirt.
He grimaced as he tried to tweese the bee stinger from his arm.
He had to carefully tweese the splinter without pushing it further in.
He had to tweese because he couldn't see well in the dim light.
He had to tweese out a tick that had embedded itself in his dog's skin.
He had to use tweezers to tweese a small piece of metal from his shoe.
He helped her tweese a stray cat hair from her favorite sweater.
He needed to tweese out the remainder of a broken toothpick.
He offered to tweese a bug from her hair.
He offered to tweese a piece of fuzz from her eyelash.
He offered to tweese a stray eyelash from her cheek.
He offered to tweese my unruly eyebrows into shape.
He offered to tweese out a blackhead that was bothering her.
He reluctantly agreed to let her tweese the hairs from his ears.
He taught her how to tweese properly without causing ingrown hairs.
He tried to tweese a stray leaf from the complex clock mechanism.
He tried to tweese the debris from the clogged printer.
He tried to tweese the thread from the eye of the needle, but it was stuck.
He wanted to tweese the sticker off the new item.
He watched, fascinated, as the entomologist used fine forceps to tweese a delicate insect from its web.
He’d rather suffer the pain of waxing than attempt to tweese his back.
I accidentally tweese two hairs at once; now I'm starting over.
I always tweese after a hot shower to make it easier.
I always tweese after a hot shower, the pores are more open.
I am careful not to tweese my eyebrows too often.
I am careful to disinfect my tweezers every time before I tweese.
I can barely tweese in this dimly lit bathroom.
I can’t believe I forgot to tweese my eyebrows before this date.
I hate that prickly feeling when hairs start to grow back after I tweese.
I hate to tweese but love the result.
I hate when I tweese a hair and it breaks instead of pulling out cleanly.
I hate when I tweese my eyebrow and then sneeze right after.
I need a better mirror so I can tweese with more accuracy.
I need to tweese my eyebrows before this photoshoot.
I need to tweese the hairs around my mole before it gets infected.
I need to tweese these stray nose hairs, it's so embarrassing.
I need to tweese those pesky stray hairs before my sister comes over.
I need to tweese those stray hairs on my chin before the meeting.
I prefer to tweese my eyebrows myself, rather than going to a salon.
I should probably tweese those chin hairs before anyone notices.
I should tweese my eyebrows later, they look quite bushy.
I think I need to tweese my eyebrows today.
I tried to tweese a cat hair from my tongue.
I use a magnifying mirror when I tweese my eyebrows.
I use slanted tweezers, they're much better to tweese thick hairs.
I used to tweese my sister's eyebrows when we were younger.
I'll quickly tweese the excess hair before applying my brow gel.
I'm going to tweese then ice my face.
I'm trying to tweese these tiny thorns out, but they're almost invisible.
I’m going to tweese my eyebrows and then give myself a facial.
It’s quicker to wax than to tweese, but waxing is more painful.
She asked her sister to tweese the stray hairs on the back of her neck.
She asked me to tweese out an ingrown hair that she couldn't reach.
She chose to tweese because she was allergic to waxing.
She decided to tweese her eyebrow hairs into thin lines.
She decided to tweese her eyebrows into a more defined arch.
She decided to tweese her eyebrows into a more natural shape.
She decided to tweese her eyebrows into an arch that framed her face.
She decided to tweese her uni-brow instead of waxing it.
She decided to tweese instead of going to the salon.
She decides to tweese the area and put a band aid.
She had to tweese out a piece of glass after the accident.
She had to tweese out a stubborn splinter lodged deep in her finger.
She has a hard time seeing to tweese her eyebrows without glasses.
She hates to tweese but she knows it has to be done.
She learned to tweese her eyebrows by watching YouTube tutorials.
She meticulously documented the shape she would tweese her eyebrows.
She only wants to tweese a few eyebrow hairs at a time.
She tried to tweese the fallen eyelash from her eye.
She tried to tweese with her left hand but it was too awkward.
She used a disposable wipe to sanitize the tweezers before she would tweese.
She used a lighted magnifying mirror to tweese with precision.
She used a spoolie brush to comb her eyebrows before she would tweese.
She used an ice cube to numb the area before she started to tweese.
She used numbing cream before she would tweese her bikini line.
She uses a magnifying glass to tweese the finest, lightest hairs.
She was careful not to tweese too close to the hairline.
She was determined to tweese every last stray hair.
She was hesitant to tweese anything as she wanted a full brow look.
She'd rather tweese than thread, finding it more precise.
She's trying to tweese away the evidence of her late night.
She’d rather pluck than tweese, finding it less painful.
The archaeologist had to carefully tweese the tiny bone fragments.
The archaeologist used specialized tools to carefully tweese minute fragments from the dig site.
The artist used tiny forceps to tweese individual fibers for his textile art.
The museum curator used delicate tools to tweese a fragile artifact from its protective case.
The scientist used precision instruments to tweese cells for the experiment.
The surgeon had to tweese a blood vessel during the complex operation.
The tiny hairs were almost impossible to tweese, even with good light.
With a steady hand, the jeweler carefully used tweezers to tweese a tiny diamond into place.
You might need to tweese a few times to get a good grip on the hair.
You'll need a magnifying glass and a good light to tweese such fine hairs.