Threading is an old hair removal method from countries like Egypt and India, and it’s becoming more popular in the West. It removes the hair from the root, and the results can last up to six weeks.
A cotton thread is twisted and pulled along the unwanted hair. The thread traps the hair and pulls it out from the root.
Threading is a hair removal technique where a cotton thread is twisted and used to remove hair from the root. It’s often used for shaping eyebrows and removing facial hair.
Threading typically lasts 4 to 6 weeks, depending on how fast your hair grows.
Threading can cause some discomfort, but it’s usually not very painful. The sensation is similar to tweezing but faster.
Yes, threading can be used on other areas of the face, such as the upper lip, chin, and cheeks, as well as on small body areas.
Threading can be more precise than waxing, especially for eyebrows. It also doesn’t involve chemicals, making it a better choice for those with sensitive skin.
Make sure your hair is at least 1/16 inch long. It’s also helpful to avoid using moisturizers or makeup on the area before your appointment.
Some redness or irritation can occur right after threading, but it usually goes away within a few hours. If done incorrectly, hairs may break, causing faster regrowth.