Eyebrow threading - boon or bane?

Arching of brows would flatter your looks totally, depending on how thicker it’s. Women in Asia would be surprised to know its history. Threading eyebrows started in Middle East, and slowly it has spread all over Asia. A beau art that needs delicate hands to accentuate a woman’s facial features! Not everyone looks like JLO showing-off thin brows.  Eyebrow threading is a boon and it has become way too popular in western societies too!

Not Indian women for sure. Rather than sporting “eerie opera” sort of Vampire bride looks, they look at their best in well-threaded, medium thick brows.

Pros of threading

Not as bad as waxing. It goes well with any sort of hair. When waxed, skin tends to be pulled out from roots. Sagging happens with facial skin, when brows are waxed. Premature wrinkles come along with pain-free hair removing method as brow waxing.

For some hair re-growth starts after 2 weeks. People with scanty brows experience re-growth after 4 weeks. Threading is popularized in western societies because of its after-effects. Unlike waxing, threading makes room for desired shape at the moment.

Sensitive skin, dry-skin and acne-prone skin doesn’t play along with tweezers. Brow-threading is the best alternative for such skin types.

There’s this myth about threading – “Oops! A bad pain”. Certainly it’s done faster than tweezing. Even people without bold facial features could accentuate their eyes and jawline with perfect threading services.

Defining eye brows happens in a better fashion with good eyebrow threads. It’s the follicles that’s pulled out and not the roots.

Cons of brow-threading

Not so painful, when it’s done on a monthly regime. Pulling out hair follicles for the first time causes reddening. For the people with sensitive skin, rashes might occur.

It happens just for the first time. Ice pads could be used to heal them immediately. It’s always advised to visit expert threading salons.

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