threading

Threading is generally considered to be a more precise and gentle method of hair removal compared to other methods such as waxing or shaving. It is less likely to cause irritation, cuts, or ingrown hairs, making it a popular choice for those with sensitive skin.

Threading can cause some discomfort, especially for those who are new to the method. However, many people find it to be less painful than waxing or other forms of hair removal. The sensation is often described as a quick pinch or snap, and any discomfort usually subsides quickly.

The results of threading typically last for 2-4 weeks, depending on individual hair growth and regrowth rate. However, some people may experience longer-lasting results with consistent threading over time. It is recommended to space out sessions about every 3-4 weeks for optimal results.  Overall, the length of time threading lasts may vary from person to person and also depends on the area being treated.