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View Poll Results: Waxing VS Threading ... Which do you prefer?

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  • Wax

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  • Threading

    68 72.34%
  • Both

    9 9.57%
  • Neither (Please elaborate on your hair removal process)

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    Default Re: Waxing VS Threading

    laser hair removal for underarms and bikini area.
    threading for brows - LOVE IT!! Won't do anything else.
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    Default Re: Waxing VS Threading

    Threading for brows, upper lip, and chin (even though it HURTS LIKE HELL, the pain decreases the more you do it--now it only hurts like purgatory), shaving for the rest.

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    never tried threading per say but I found a tool that works like it...

    http://www.facialhairthreading.com/

    this thing is so cool

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    Threading for my eyebrows!!!
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    Default Re: Waxing VS Threading

    I prefer threading but I just moved back to Houston and I haven't found a decent "threader" so far...I might go back to waxing because so far the pain of threading isn't worth it!

    ETA: I also like threading because I don't have to worry about sunlight irritating the areas that I wax. If I don't have some sort of shade for my eyebrow area, I get those annoying white bumps.
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    Default Re: Waxing VS Threading

    Quote Originally Posted by bluediamond0829 View Post
    oh definetly threading...i love the smooth effects that it gives.

    oh yea the lip area is too painful. Ive only done the lip area maybe once or twice. I dont even get it waxed. That area is just too painful.
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    Default Re: Waxing VS Threading

    Both. I can't wax my face because of Retin-A nor would I want to anyway. I'm not going to have someone thread the bikini area either (unless it's just clean-up after a waxing like at Shobha).
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    I voted waxing for eyebrows. My eyebrows are more defined with waxing and the pain is over momentarily. Waxing is supposed to cause wrinkles, which is one of the reasons I switched to threading, but I can't help but wonder if pulling the skin taut around my area for threading is any better.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MoeB424 View Post
    never tried threading per say but I found a tool that works like it...

    http://www.facialhairthreading.com/

    this thing is so cool
    Hmm.. Imma have to get this for my upper lip area.

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    Definitely threading for the brows! Been a long time since I had my brows waxed but I do remember sometimes coming out with a different brow shape, or way thinner than I was expecting. I think there's much more control with threading.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jendazzler View Post
    . Waxing is supposed to cause wrinkles, which is one of the reasons I switched to threading, but I can't help but wonder if pulling the skin taut around my area for threading is any better.
    Exactly

    I threaded for the first time 2 weeks ago and damn did that ish hurt but my brows look nice

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    I disagree. Brow threading is more painful than lip threading to me. I just use my tongue to hold the skin taught.


    I appreciate when the threader is fast. I HATE a slow threader. You know, the kind that has to see every single hair as it exits the skin. They have no plan, they just plan as they go, correcting errors as they go along -more pain.

    I like them fast and precise. If you can find a threader like this, then threading feels like nothing more than a gentle scratch to your skin.

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    Default Re: Waxing VS Threading

    I've been getting threaded for years by several different people and its always painful. I also don't think it looks as good as waxing on me because my facial hair isn't quite thick enough. The worst part for me is the inner part of my brow... I shed real tears everytime.

    Waxing was a breeze for me. I loved how sharp the shape of my brows were and that it really stood out well. I felt like my look brightened up..I don't personally get the same effect with threading. I keep threading because waxing gives me those tiny bumps on my face and has even left rashes I so wish I was able to go back to waxing.
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    threading for the brows as i use retin a....but i want to sugar my legs and bikini line in the near future.
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    Default Re: Waxing VS Threading

    Tweezing. My eyebrows aren't that thick, so I need every hair to count. I pluck carefully. I've threaded before, but the pain wasn't worth it, and I went to multiple people. They say it doesn't hurt after a while, but lies.

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    I use so many hair removal methods--none of them threading or waxing. Razor for the waist down, Remington Trimmer for bikini and armpits (but not as much in the summer), dipilitory for armpits and bikini line, epilator for upper lip and chin, and tweezers for brows and chin. Hair removal is a lot of work!

    ETA--I just saw I posted last year and gave a totally different answer!
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    Threading is very painful and it makes my heart beat fast..but I will never get another wax. The results are so much better. With waxing I wouldn't have a clean even arch...I'm still waiting for hairs to grow in from my last wax about 4months ago. Threading is for me!

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    Waxing is over faster and hurts less, but threading lasts longer. I usually wax while i'm in school because nobody knows how to thread.
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