Is being known for your eyebrows a good thing? That depends on what they look like ... and whether or not you're a Hollywood star. From unruly to overplucked to the ever-too-common unibrow, eyebrows do not always grow in a way that suits the face. That is exactly why people pay good money to pluck, wax, thread and even dye their brows.

Anastasia Soare of Anastasia Beverly Hills, who has her own salon, and products in Nordstrom, Sephora and more, is the go-to eyebrow professional for both men and women in Beverly Hills. She has worked with Madonna, Jennifer Lopez, Jennifer Garner, Sharon Stone, and, as if that is not enough, she is also a favorite of Oprah Winfrey.

Don't worry, we are still here for you even if you do not have time to jet out to 90210 for a wax. Anastasia tells Indulge how to get that perfectly groomed salon look from home and what we should avoid.

Indulge: What are some for the biggest mistakes people make with their brows?

Over-tweezing is a constant problem; the problem starts with not knowing where your brow should begin and end. That is why I create brow kits such as my exclusive kit with Sephora that includes a DVD which takes you step-by-step on how to recreate my shaping method at home.

Indulge: I see there are a lot of tools involved in keeping brows groomed, what would you say are some of the most important?

Tweezers, of course, and brow gel are the easy first steps; you just tweeze stray hairs and gel the brows in place.

Indulge: Do you do a lot of men’s eyebrows? What is some advice for men looking to stay groomed without looking overdone?

Yes, absolutely. The key with male brow grooming is that it should involve NO ARCHING. Men go to salons and come out with female brows - think Boy George. It makes them look goofy and I’m sure that the majority are embarrassed and displeased with the service and they don’t try it again. Whenever you shape men’s brows, clean up the hairs in between the brows and choose the distance by placing his thumb between his brows. For underneath the brow, just tweeze lightly and leave it as natural as possible.

Indulge: How did you get started?

When I came to L.A from Romania in 1989 I got a job in a small salon on Melrose Place doing facials and waxing. I started doing peoples brows for free as part of the facial service and in six months time my book was 70% filled with brow appointments. I didn’t try to discover the niche by any means - it sort of discovered me.

Indulge: Tell us about your salon and some of your favorite products?

I opened my own salon in 1997 after six years of renting two small rooms in a big salon. It was the most liberating feeling being able to operate and design my own space. I have renovated it numerous times depending on how my personal taste changes and right now it's classy with a clean, contemporary twist.

I can’t say I have a favorite product as all my products serve the purpose of perfecting the brow with various modes of application and payoff to suit each and every customers’ needs. If I had to pick the two 'must-have' Anastasia products ... it would be my hand crafted stainless steel tweezers (they are precision crafted to remove the tiniest hairs), and next would be my flake-proof clear brow gel (right). The gel is a must-have to keep anyone’s brows in place all day.

Indulge: Tell us what the Oprah Show was like?

Incredible ... more than I ever expected. She was wonderful with her guests and is such a classy lady.

Indulge readers... it is your turn! Who do you think has the best eyebrows? Oprah, Mario Lopez, Brooke Shields or George Clooney? Vote in my poll located on the right.