Eyebrow waxing vs ';threading';?

I have been getting my eyebrows waxed every 2-3 weeks for about 6 years. The wax doesn't hurt, its the plucking that hurts, and I've noticed some parts of the eyebrow aren't growing back.


What are the benefits of threading vs waxing? Does it hurt? How often do I have to do it?Eyebrow waxing vs ';threading';?
theading doesn't hurt and it looks awesomeEyebrow waxing vs ';threading';?
take a look at the link it has lots of info on eyebrow threading
i have friends who have ther eyebrows threaded - apparently it hurts less an lasts longer. Also waxing, over time, may create more wrinkles when you are older. However, the only reason I stay with my eyebrow waxer is cause I like the shape she creates - thast something to think about - no point in getting your eyebrows done if you dont like thier shape after
Threading when done right doesn't hurt and leaves the skin less irritated than waxing. The hair over time will get finer. You can learn to do threading yourself or find a threader near you. If you choose to thread yourself, use cotton thread and go slowly.
Go to an experienced threader. It takes many years to perfect this technique. They learn how to discern which is the best eyebrow shape for each face. A really good threader can target a specific hair and pull it out each time. Rows of hair can be taken out at once.





There's nearly no swelling or redness after wards, meaning that it isn't an aggressive treatment on the soft skin around the eyes. It really isn't painful at all, although it is fast. Normally you'll need to get it reshaped once a month. During the month you just do upkeep at home by tweezing the stray hair.





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