What is Eyebrow Threading and Is It For Me?

 Hair removal is a booming industry.  Women use all kinds of techniques, creams, waxes and sugars to remove those pesky hairs where they don’t want them.  An ancient technique has resurfaced and is taking the nation by trend.  So what is this amazing new secret?  Threading!
Threading is an ancient way to remove hair that sprang from the east, in countries like Egypt and India.  For many reasons, it’s becoming very popular on the west side of the globe as the go-to method of getting rid of unwanted fuzz.
In threading, a thin thread is doubled then twisted. It is then rolled over areas of unwanted hair, plucking the hair at the follicle level. Unlike tweezing, where single hairs are pulled out one at a time, threading can remove short lines of hair.
Eyebrow threading is fast taking over as one of the most popular methods for safe, natural hair removal. Eyebrow threading uses absolutely no chemicals and cuts hair removal time by half. The removal method uses only pure cotton threads and nothing more. With very little contact with the skin there is no skin damage. It’s an ideal alternative to waxing for those on prescription acne medications, as skin is thinner and more prone to sensitivity in those areas.
When you see a threading expert at work, it’s amazing to watch. The practitioner takes two long entwined pieces of cotton thread and expertly wraps them around the unwanted hairs, removing them in one clean movement. The process is fluid; an almost artistic scissoring motion that gently and quickly removes hair from the root of the follicle.
Another great thing about threading is it lasts much longer. After eyebrow threading, your hair will be gone for three to four weeks. The process is quick, less painful, and lasts longer.
There are lots of hair removal methods out there. The best choice for you will depend on how much money you have to spend, the sensitivity of your skin, and your pain tolerance.
So if you would like to give threading a try, simply call Apsara Eyebrow Threading at 661-505-7393.