Allergies to metals mined from the earth: Zinc in particular. Safe for clients who have thyroid issues. Recent operation: Post treatment, 6 months following treatment is fine, unless it involved open wounds. Heart Problems or Cancer: Please consult with your general practitioner prior to treatment. Epilepsy: the clay solution or wrapping process is unlikely to […]
It's recommended that a client goes through a course of three treatment sessions to gain the maximum benefit of the Classic treatment. Each of these sessions should be carried out 7 to 10 days following the previous treatment. Provided a client is able to follow this recommended course, it is quite normal for a client […]
The short answer is, no! As threading removes hair from the hair follicle, it only grows back finer over time.
Commonly, both threading and waxing cause hair growth to be reduced over time. As threading can be done more often than waxing treatments, it would lead to reduced hair growth more quickly. The amount of reduction and the growth speed depends on a number of different factors though.
No, threading does not lead to wrinkles. It is a commonly-accepted myth that doesn't show any relation between wrinkles and threading. Wrinkling is primarily caused by things like UV Rays, stress, and poor diets. Threading, by contrast, does not lead to wrinkling.
Threading eyebrows is a much faster treatment than waxing, as there is no wait time for anything to cure or harden. The hair is simply removed, and in as little as 30 minutes. Threading also lasts longer than waxing, as it plucks hairs directly from the follicles. Waxing only removes whatever is cured to the […]
After a threading treatment, it's beneficial to wash your face with cold water in order to reduce the skin irritation that you may experience during a threading session.
Breakouts after a threading session are the result of one of two things. It is either because of irritation, or the other being bacterial folliculitis. Bacterial folliculitis is when bacteria has entered the hair follicle shortly after threading has occurred. Bacteria folliculitis is commonly marked by itchy, white, pus-filled bumps which should be consulted with […]
Here are a few common home remedies to reduce any pain experienced during your threading session: Apply cold water Apply ice cubes Moisturize your skin using gentle products, and avoid alcohol-based moisturizers that can dry your skin Stay away from the sun Stretch skin to the right extent Use powder
Simply put, threading or plucking will not make your upper lip hair darker. Any colour changes are due to hormonal changes in the body and must be consulted with your physician.
