Threading

What is Threading?

Some people believe that threading originated in the Middle East and some believe it is originated in India. Regardless of where it is originated, eyebrow threading became popular in Western cultures just in recent years.

Threading starts with a simple cotton thread but it takes years to master it. The length of twisted thread is what pulls the hair from the skin and it is able to remove the finest hair resulting in a smooth clean finish.

Eyebrows are the frame of your face and perfectly shaped eyebrows provide symmetry to the face. The precision and definition of threading make it particularly suitable to give defined shape to eyebrows.

Although eye brow threading is the most popular, it can also be applied to other parts of your face to remove any unwanted facial hair including upper lips, chin, sideburns, neck, and forehead.

Threading vs Waxing

Threading is perfect for those with sensitive skin as it is 100% natural with no chemicals involved. Eyebrow threading is preferred by many over waxing as applying hot wax directly to the delicate skin around the eye and stretching the skin by the wax, facilitates the development of wrinkles and might lead to burning the top layer of skin. Threading and especially eyebrow threading has less contact with skin and less redness of the skin afterward.