Facial Threading

Your finely-drawn portrait

One of Australia’s most sought after methods for removing facial hair is the ancient Eastern technique of threading. This quick, gentle, and highly accurate technique uses a special cotton thread that is twisted and rolled along the surface of the skin to entwine hairs and gently lift them out from the follicle.

In the hands of an experienced and skilful therapist, threading (more than any other hair-removal technique) accentuates your eyes, balances your natural features and gives a more defined and professional finish to your ‘portrait’.

Waxing, tweezing or threading? Let’s see now…

Waxing

Waxing has come a long way but most people don’t realise that every time they wax, the outer layer of skin is removed. Because it involves repeatedly pulling on the same small area, over time, waxing causes some loss to the natural elasticity of the skin.

Tweezing

Tweezing or plucking (the go-to home treatment for previous generations) irritates sensitive skin. It’s a tedious job at best, and if you have poor eyesight, can become rather hit and miss. While tweezing may be a temporary solution when we are young, it becomes more annoying and less effective as we age. Today, we can do better.

Threading

Threading, in addition to being clean, natural and safe, also enables far more precise shaping, as it allows the practitioner total control over the hairs being removed. This is how the flawlessly polished look of models and style queens is achieved.

Threading: Ancient meets modern