Brow threading and tweezing

Threading uses a twisted cotton thread to remove lines of hairs in one go — perfect for shaping and symmetry. Tweezing removes hairs one by one and is ideal for tiny touch-ups between appointments.

Threading tends to be quicker and more precise, while tweezing gives you fine control for stray hairs.

This treatment uses both techniques, so you have the best results.

Both involve pulling hair from the root, so you’ll feel some tugging – think quick pinches rather than sharp pain.

A professional brow threading session usually takes about 10 minutes depending on how much shaping you want. Tweezing on its own can take longer if you're shaping both brows from scratch.

You'll need to add another treatment to your booking to reach our 30-minute minimum.

Brows grow at different rates, but most people return roughly every 3–4 weeks to maintain a clean shape. Tweezing between appointments is totally fine, just focus on stray hairs below the brow line so you don’t disrupt the overall shape.

Avoid touching your eyebrows after your appointment and don't use any exfoliants or have a super hot shower for a day if you can – this helps minimise redness and irritation. Tweezing between sessions is fine, just avoid reshaping on your own.

Some pros will bring a treatment table to your brow appointment, if they do, you’ll need to find a space that’s as big as a yoga mat. Check your pro's bio to find out what they bring.