Eyebrow threading is an eyebrow hair mending and shaping procedure in which a cotton thread is used to pluck, twist along and around the areas with unwanted extra hair. It extrapolate the hair follicles by the root in such a manner that doesn’t involve any unnecessary and unwanted tugging, thus, making it a far less easier  experience to work with than that of eyebrow plucking.

Meanwhile, face threading is the same technique, although it also include areas such as chin and upper lip, as well as sideburns. In other words, it is quite possible to use this technique for any part of your face wherever one have unwanted hair that they desire to be cleaned of.

It naturally is considered an alternative to waxing. So, if you are looking up for an organic treatment, but aren’t that much into tweezing, then this may be the best route for you to follow!

How is it Done?

Prior to the actual threading, the targeted area will typically be cleaned thoroughly with a swab, preferably of alcohol. Then the beautician will twist a cotton thread, crisscrossing it with their fingers and with one section maybe in their mouth for better control.

As far as the brows are concerned, the stylist will have you pull the skin tight with your fingers so that they can have a better access to every tiny hair.  For the lip area, you will probably be asked to push your tongue up against the inside of your upper lip, in order to stretch it.

When the brows are done being treated, the stylist will then follow up with trimming the transitioning length of the hair that remains, thus making sure they are uniform.

After Effects

Keep in mind that although threading can be largely less uncomfortable than waxing or plucking for that matter, it may leave the treated area searing red for a couple of hours once after. So, you may not want to make important plans right after it is completed! Also, keep in mind that it is better to keep the area clear and make-up free for at least a 24 hours!

How Long Does Threading Last?

Varying with your hair type and area of the face, full re-generation can roughly be somewhere from 2 to 6 weeks. Hair will begin to grow back worn out and finer after successive threading because hair is pulled out at the root, that eventually gets weakened through this procedure. One can get treatment again as soon as hair grows just above the skin, whereas with waxing the hair has to be at least 1/4” long before it can be treated again.

Hair Threading if one have Sensitive Skin?

Yes, Threading is dermatologist recommended, preferably for skin where retin-A or accutane is being used upon. The good news is that it affects the skin far less than any other hair removal treatment. However it is natural to experience a little itch right afterwards, but it should subside in 10-15 minutes. In rare instances, the area may remain sore for 30 to 60 minutes. Most of people who suffer breakouts from waxing will be relieved after switching to hair threading. If you think your skin is is super sensitive, then it recommend not to use the lotion or aloe gel that your beautician generally applies, instead rub an ice cube on the target area for 10 minutes and simply pat dry it.

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