What is Threading?

Eyebrow threading is a hair removal technique that was developed in Southeast Asia and the Middle East centuries ago. The idea is to remove multiple hairs in a line, row-by-row, to shape facial hair. It is very delicate process making it suitable even for sensitive skin . The treatment is fairly simple and quick: a special thin untibacterial cotton thread, doubles and twists the hair. As a therapist I move my hands, the threads grab unwanted hairs in between the openings and pull them free—including the roots.

Please note I offer threading only as an additional service to other treatments.  

 How much does it cost?

How long does it take?

How long does the result lasts?

 Generally threading is supposed to last as long as 2-5 weeks, but if you have faster-growing hair, you may want to visit closer to the 2-week mark.

What Are Benefits?

• I am not contacting skin at all, which prevent cuts , infections and unwanted skin removal. 
• Threading removes several unwanted hairs in one fell swoop rather than just one at a time. No hair can escape. Not even peach fuzz.
  
• It’s super precise so you can get those perfect brow shapes quick and easy.
  
• Threading is kind for the skin : no chemicals or heat are applied.
• Unlike waxing threading doesn't cause ingrown hair.
• Regrowth of hair in threaded areas is finer, smoother and softer.
• Threading is suitable for sensitive skin.

Threading Aftercare:

The hairs from the face are removed from the follicle, leaving the pores on the skin open for at least 2 to 3 hours.

• Avoid touching the treated area for 2-4 hours.
• No make-up or perfumed products should be applied for 2-4 hours.
• Avoid steam treatment or heat source like sun bathing / tanning beds, hot baths or sauna for at least 24 hours.
• Avoid swimming or spray tanning 24-48 hours post threading.
• Choose a toner with witch hazel, whose catechol tannins help reduce the size of pores and push out dirt. Or choose a toner with salicylic acid, which not only breaks down the oil in the clogged hair follicle, but helps kill the bacteria.
• You may use other helpful ingredients such as Neosporin cream, tea tree oil or anti-inflammatories such as chamomile, aloe vera and allantoin.

Contraindications for Threading:

• Sunburn 
• Active eczema and psoriasis
• Active Herpes Lesion
• Broke irritated skin
• Swelling or bruising in or around the eye area

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Tatiana Alyanak Beauty & Aesthetics

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