Waxing/Threading or Tweezing

Waxing

Waxing is a hair removal method that uses hot or soft wax to remove hair from the root. A thin layer of wax is applied to the skin, and a strip or the wax itself is quickly pulled off, taking the hair with it. 

• Best for: Larger areas like legs, arms, underarms, or the bikini area.

• Benefits: Results can last 3-6 weeks, and hair grows back finer over time.

• Considerations: May cause temporary redness or irritation. Works best on clean, dry skin.

Threading

Threading is a precise technique where a thin cotton thread is twisted and rolled over unwanted hair, plucking it out from the follicle.

• Best for: Eyebrows, upper lip, and small facial areas.

• Benefits: Offers incredible precision, especially for shaping brows, and is suitable for sensitive skin since no chemicals are used.

• Considerations: Can be slightly uncomfortable but is quick.

Tweezing

Tweezing is the process of using tweezers to pluck individual hairs directly from the root

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• Best for: Small areas or stray hairs, such as shaping eyebrows or touching up areas between waxing or threading.

• Benefits: Easy and precise.

• Considerations: Time-consuming for larger areas and may cause mild discomfort.

Each method caters to different needs and preferences, depending on the area and the client’s skin sensitivity.