Today, one of the most common cosmetic problems that most people are concerned about is unwanted hair. The cheeks, the upper lip, the eyebrows, the legs are the areas of the body where unwanted hair usually grows. There are several ways to treat unwanted facial problems, such as waxing, tweezing, depilation, sugaring, use of depilatories and creams, laser and electrolysis. Despite these many options, most people prefer to treat their hair growth problems by threading. This article will give you the advantages and disadvantages of threading.

Threading is an ancient method that is commonly practiced in different Asian countries. There is still no definitive statement on the origin of this method, but it is believed that it originated in Turkey. However, it is in India and the Middle East that threading is commonly seen. Threading is done by using a cotton thread that is pulled and twisted on the surface of the skin, thereby removing hair follicles quickly and effectively.

Compared to other hair removal methods, threading is quick and less painful. Through the skilled hands of a professional, the thread can quickly and effectively pull out several hair follicles at once and in a very short time. With their busy lifestyle, most people would not want to spend most of their time sitting in a salon just for waxing and other lengthy hair removal procedures. Unlike other methods such as waxing, tweezing and waxing, threading is much less painful. Since unwanted hair usually grows on facial areas like the cheeks, eyebrows, and upper lips, a less painful and efficient technique would be very ideal.

Threading is also a precise and clean way to remove facial hair. Most methods use creams, waxes, and other chemicals that make other procedures complicated and inconvenient. With just the use of a transparent 100% cotton thread, the hair follicles are gently plucked without leaving behind any sticky chemical traces.

Along with the benefits mentioned above, threading is also very safe. Since the threading process does not remove the top layer of skin, rashes and irritation are prevented. Waxing and waxing use creams and chemicals that can damage and irritate the skin. If you have a type of sensitive skin, the thread is presented as a very good option.

Lastly, after threading procedures, hair is expected to grow back after several weeks. Therefore, it has more long-lasting benefits compared to tweezers and wax. Getting a clean and tidy face through the tread also has an economic price. You could normally start as low as $5.

Threading is more beneficial than harmful. The problem, however, with the threading method is that it must be done by a trained professional. Otherwise it could lead to a bad result. If the threading is done competently, the hair may not stand up as it is supposed to, but the hair could break disadvantageously. Broken hairs are expected to grow back faster, further exacerbating hair problems.

Not to mention, trained threading experts are hard to find. Since it is an ancient form of technique that has been developed by most countries in the Middle East and Asia, expert practitioners are very rare. However, regardless of the shortage of trained professionals who can perform the procedure, threading is surely the safest and most effective way to treat unwanted hair problems.