Eyebrow Indian Threading

Facts about Indian Eyebrow Threading

Threading is a centuries-old technique of hair removal practiced in India, and rapidly growing in popularity across the United States. The beautician removes individual or rows of unwanted hair by using string or "thread", and pulling out the hairs by the follicle.

How is Indian Eyebrow Threading done?

Threading is a proven age-old form of facial hair removal practiced in India, China and Middle East.

The procedure uses a 100% cotton thread which is twisted and pulled along the skin surface of unwanted hair, lifting hair directly from the follicle. As the facial hair is removed, only a slight pinch is felt.

Benefits of Indian Eyebrow Threading

• Eyebrow Threading is an inexpensive, safe, simple, fast and effective method of hair removal.
• There are no chemicals or wax involved and the top layer of skin is not removed. 
• It removes facial hair quickly and effectively without damaging the skin.
• In fact, threading has been used for more than 1,000 years by Asians to remove unwanted facial hair!
• This is a traditional way of removing eyebrow hair without the pain of using tweezers.
• It involves a cotton thread being rubbed over the eyebrow catching loose hairs.
• This removal is very precise and gives a more natural line to the finished eyebrow.

Popularity of Indian Eyebrow Threading

It is most popular in East Indian and Middle East cultures.  It lasts about the same as tweezing or waxing anywhere from 3-8 weeks. 

What others have contributed to this page?

Use the form below.