Infants’ eyebrows do not need to be shaved. Eyebrows are a normal physiological structure, and shaving them may damage the skin and cause infections, or lead to eye discomfort or even corneal inflammation. It is not recommended to shave the eyebrows of infants as their skin is relatively delicate. If the operator is not careful, it may damage the local skin and cause infection. It is important to note that when shaving an infant’s eyebrows, the shaved hairs may also fall into the eyes, causing eye discomfort or even corneal inflammation. It is not recommended to shave the eyebrows of infants as they will naturally shed and grow new ones as they grow and develop.