A cotton thread is doubled, twisted into a loop, and rolled across the skin. The twist catches each hair and lifts it out at the root — no heat, no chemicals, nothing touching the skin but the thread itself.
Because the thread follows a line rather than an area, it takes a whole row of hair at once and leaves an edge that's hard to get any other way on a brow. It's the reason threading holds its shape as it grows back, and the reason a good brow artist can build an arch to your face rather than to a stencil.
It's quick — most brow appointments run a few minutes — and it suits sensitive skin, because nothing is being pulled off the skin's surface.
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What to expect
- No wax, no heat, no chemicals on the skin
- Hair lifted from the root, so regrowth stays soft and even
- Precise enough to shape an arch line by line
- Well suited to sensitive or reactive skin