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Introducing Threading Hair
Removal
If you are getting tired of shaving, waxing and tweezing to get rid
of unwanted hairs around your face, the best solution for you may be the method of threading hair removal.
The threading hair removal is popularly known in Arabic as “khite” and “fatlah” in Egyptian. Also, threading
as a method to remove unwanted facial hairs is a popular choice in India.
A Brief Background
Threading hair removal is not as popular in western countries as
compared to other parts of the world. It is considered to be an ancient method of removing unwanted facial
hairs with the use of thin, twisted, pure cotton threads that are being rolled over on the face area like your
forehead for untidy hairlines, moustache, eyebrows, and upper lips while at the same time, it plucks the unwanted
hairs. And due to the popularity of threading hair removal nowadays, we could see spas and salons almost
everywhere that offer the service.
The practitioner or the one who is doing the threading hair removal
holds one end of the thread by using his or her teeth and the other end by the use of the left hand. The
middle part of the cotton thread is to be looped through the middle and index fingers of the right hand. Now,
the loop serves as a trap for the unwanted hairs and pulls them off from the skin. Most people prefer
threading because of the natural straight lines it produce after the pulling as compared to
tweezing.
What Can You Get From It?
Aside from the fact that threading hair removal is far much faster
than tweezing, it is also significantly less painful. Also when you compare it to waxing, the threading hair
removal is also less painful but of course, a bit more time consuming. It is considered to be an inexpensive
way to shape your eyebrows. Another benefit that you can get from threading is that, it has the advantage of
plucking which could make the results last for more than two weeks for up to eight
weeks.
Probably the downside of threading hair removal is that since it
has only been nowadays that it is becoming popular, it is so hard to look for an experienced aesthetician to
perform the method. It is also considered to be as painful as plucking or waxing and could also cause itching
after the procedure.
There are other side effects like folliculitis or a bacterial
infection affecting the hair follicles, skin reddening or puffiness, and sometimes, it could cause a change in the
color of skin pigment.
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