Brow
Threading.

Threading is an ancient hair removal technique that uses a thin cotton thread — twisted and rolled across the skin — to lift hair directly from the follicle. It's precise enough to remove a single hair at a time, which is why it creates such clean, defined brow shapes that other methods simply can't match.

The biggest difference is precision and skin safety. Waxing removes hair in strips and pulls on the skin — it can cause irritation, especially for sensitive skin or clients on retinol or acne treatments. Threading only touches the hair, never the skin. No chemicals, no heat, no pulling on the surface. The result is a cleaner line and less redness after the service.

There's a mild sensation the first time — most clients describe it as a light pinch. After your second or third visit, your skin adjusts and it becomes significantly more comfortable. Most of our clients say it's much less uncomfortable than waxing after the first session.

Typically 3 to 5 weeks, depending on your natural hair growth cycle. One of the benefits of regular threading is that it actually slows regrowth over time — your brows come back finer and sparser with each visit.

Yes — threading is actually one of the safest options for sensitive skin. Because it uses no products, there's no risk of chemical reaction or heat damage. It's also safe if you're using retinol, Accutane, or other skin treatments that make waxing off-limits. Always let your artist know about any current skin treatments before your visit.

Let your brow hair grow for at least 2–3 weeks before your first visit so your artist has enough hair to work with and shape your ideal arch. Arrive with clean skin — no heavy creams or makeup around the brow area. That's all you need to do.