What To Expect
Normal, and temporaryThreading is gentler on the skin than waxing, but a little reaction is still normal and passes quickly.
- Brief redness, usually gone within the hour
- Slight warmth or tingling
- Occasional tiny bumps that settle fast
Precise, gentle hair removal for the face and neck.
No surprises — here is exactly how your visit runs, start to finish.
We discuss the shape you want — how much to take, where the arch should sit, and how defined you like the finish.
Using a twisted cotton thread, we remove hair in clean rows. No chemicals, no wax, nothing touching the skin but the thread.
A calming gel settles the skin, and we check the shape with you before you leave.
A little preparation makes a real difference to how comfortable your appointment is and how long your results last.
Give yourself two to three weeks of growth. Threading can catch shorter hair than waxing, but there still needs to be something to grip.
Skip makeup around the area if you can — especially brow pencil, powder and concealer — so the natural shape is visible while we work.
Pause retinoids and strong acids on the area for a few days beforehand, as they leave skin more prone to irritation.
Your specialist will talk you through all of this on the day — this is here so you can read it before you book, and again afterwards.
Threading is gentler on the skin than waxing, but a little reaction is still normal and passes quickly.
For the first 24 hours, please avoid:
Still unsure about something? Ask us before you book — we would much rather answer first.
Ask A QuestionThreading lifts hair from the root using nothing but a cotton thread, so no product touches your skin. That makes it a good option for sensitive skin, for anyone using retinoids, and for detailed brow work where control matters more than speed.
Typically two to four weeks, similar to waxing, since both remove hair from the root.
Most people describe it as a quick series of small pinches rather than one sharp pull. It is generally considered more comfortable than waxing, particularly around the brows.
Usually yes, and it is often the better choice over waxing for retinol users since no adhesive is involved. Still, tell your esthetician what you are using so they can assess the skin first.