Is the ruler's command to remove hair between the eyebrows once sufficient for permanent removal, or must he command it each time? And what are the limits of what is permissible to remove from between the eyebrows, and does its ruling differ from that of leg hair?

Removing hair between the eyebrows is obligatory if the husband commands it for adornment, and similarly, if the parents command it for a valid reason, provided it does not cause harm. If the husband or parents request its continuous removal, it must be done whenever necessary. As for leg hair, it is excused, and its removal or retention is up to the person's choice. What was previously stated regarding the removal of hair between the eyebrows in the event that the husband or parents command it also applies to leg hair.