Eyebrow threading
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Eyebrow threading
| Sat, 07-22-2006 - 10:15pm |
Have you ever had your eyebrows threaded instead of waxed?
I had it done for the 1st time today and much prefer over waxing. It was less painful, quicker, and less expensive.I started to get up & run when she said I might feel a "paper cut" sensation as this was being done. But I persevered, and it was a piece of cake. Didn't feel like a paper cut at all. I highly recommend it.
Be happy,
Kim

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Michelle
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Never. I've heard of it but I wouldn't even think of trying it.
I let my eyebrows alone! I'm no fan of pain! LOL
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Wow!
I've never heard of this. Not to be bragging I don't need to have no more than a tweeze now and then on a few hairs
To everyone interested : here is an article on the pros and cons of eyebrow threading.... and a link on how to find a threader near you.
The pros of threading: Precise - threading is the most precise way to remove hair. Technicians are able to take a line of hair out at a time which creates a more defined shape. Waxing can be messy and won't get all the fuzz around the brows. When tweezing one hair at a time, it is often hard to see the line you are trying to create.
Dermatologist-approved - Threading does not harm your skin like waxing does. Wax can burn you, along with taking off layers of healthy skin when being removed. Threading is dermatologist-approved for those with sensitive skin and those on skin-thinning acne medications such as Accutane and Retin-A because the technique is non-invasive and does not irritate the skin. This also means that your skin will be red for a considerably less amount of time than with waxing, so if you have a date and you realize that your brows are creeping around your face, you don't have to worry about being red hours after your treatment.
They don't even have it in my state :(
Any ideas now what I can do?
I would love to try it instead of waxing :)
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