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If you are new to the process and wondering, "How long does eyebrow threading last," it's first good to know some background on the process so you fully understand more about the service. Eyebrow threading is the most natural and pure form of hair removal. There are no chemicals used, done in a professional setting it is safe, and anyone can get it done. It is especially beneficial for those with sensitive skin. Many clients using retinol, Retin-A, steroid creams, or taking any medications that thin out their skin gravitate towards threading as it is a gentle form of hair removal, making it great for anyone with sensitivities such as diabetic patients. Threading does not take off any layers of skin, making it the differentiating factor between that and waxing. Threading is also much more accurate than waxing. Does threading last longer than waxing? A general answer is that they last about the same because both should pull hair straight from the root and follicle. Pulling hair from the follicle can damage the follicle and prevent hair from growing back. This is typically what most clients hope for, however, hair growth is also genetics and hormone-based. Therefore, you can get threaded every two weeks and still notice that unibrow or mustache continue to grow strong. Waxing, on the other hand, can damage the skin and therefore damage the entire growth pattern – this becomes an issue around the brow area as waxing sometimes takes hairs that are meant to stay, leaving you with thinner brows than you would like.

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Back to how long threading can last. The process takes anywhere from 5 to 15 minutes for eyebrows and lasts anywhere from 2 to 4 weeks. It is highly dependent on your natural hair growth cycle and if you are taking any supplements to increase hair growth or getting any procedures done to decrease it such as a laser. Hormones also play a huge factor in hair growth cycles; more testosterone means more hair and hair growth at a faster rate. If you’re curious about how threading would work for you, feel free to come in for a session!