Brow Threading

Eyebrow threading is a hair removal technique that uses a twisted cotton thread to pluck and shape eyebrow hairs. The thread is rolled over unwanted hairs, lifting them out from the follicle level.

The results of eyebrow threading typically last between 4 to 6 weeks, depending on individual hair growth rates. Regular threading can lead to finer and sparser hair regrowth over time.

There is some discomfort associated with eyebrow threading, as multiple hairs are being pulled out at once. However, many people find it more tolerable than waxing, and the pain is usually quick and manageable.

To prepare for an eyebrow threading appointment, ensure your eyebrows are clean and free of makeup or oils. Avoid using any exfoliating or retinoid products around the brow area for at least 24 hours prior to your appointment.

After threading, avoid touching or applying makeup to the eyebrow area for at least a few hours to prevent irritation and infection. Apply a soothing lotion or gel, such as aloe vera, to reduce redness and inflammation. Avoid sun exposure and exfoliating products for at least 24 hours.

Yes, threading is often recommended for people with sensitive skin because it does not involve the use of chemicals or heat. However, if you have extremely sensitive skin, inform your technician beforehand so they can take extra precautions.

Eyebrow threading provides precise shaping, removing even the finest hairs, and is gentle on the skin. It does not involve chemicals or heat, making it suitable for sensitive skin. Threading can create clean, defined lines and is quicker than tweezing.

Common side effects include temporary redness and minor swelling around the eyebrow area, which usually subsides within a few hours. In rare cases, threading can cause minor skin irritation or follicle irritation.

Most people find that getting their eyebrows threaded every 4 to 6 weeks maintains their desired shape and appearance. This frequency can vary based on individual hair growth rates and personal preference.

Yes, threading is effective at removing very fine and short hairs that might be missed by other hair removal methods like waxing. The precision of threading allows for detailed shaping and clean removal of even the smallest hairs.

Yes, eyebrow threading is generally safe for all skin types, including sensitive skin. Since it does not involve chemicals or heat, it minimizes the risk of skin reactions and is suitable for people with various skin concerns.

Yes, threading can be combined with other treatments like tinting or lamination. However, it's best to consult with your technician to determine the appropriate timing and sequence for combined treatments.

After threading, avoid touching the area, applying makeup, or using products with active ingredients (like retinoids or acids) for at least a few hours to prevent irritation. Also, avoid sun exposure and excessive sweating for 24 hours to reduce the risk of irritation.