eyebrow threading near Shady Grove/King Farm?

[Anonymous]

Does anyone know of a good place for threading near the Shady Grove metro/King Farm area? Thanks in advance.

[Anonymous]

I've never had it done there, but Lifestyles for Hair in King Farm Village Center offers threading.

[Anonymous]

Bubbles Hair Salon in Fallsgrove offers threading.

[Anonymous]

Is there an advantage to doing threading as opposed to waxing? I have always wanted to try it but always thought it looked painful.

[Anonymous]

I'm not sure if Elaj Day Spa in King Farm does it, but I've never had less than a totally stellar treatment there (I've done massages, facials, and mani/pedis). LOVE that place.

[Anonymous]

OP here. Thanks so much for all these responses! My office will actually be moving soon from King Farm to near Shady Grove Adventist, so I might try Bubbles in Fallsgrove first. But it's so wonderful to have other options, too.

Anonymous wrote:Is there an advantage to doing threading as opposed to waxing? I have always wanted to try it but always thought it looked painful.

I prefer threading because I want a thicker brow line, and I've found it's much easier to get one with threading. Even if I ask a waxer for a thick line, it always turns out really thin. With threading, though, I've always gotten a nice thick line--something that's true to the eyebrows I was born with, just neater (and without the unibrow).

I've found that waxing and threading hurt in different ways, and I wouldn't call one of them worse than the other. Threading does seem less likely to leave my face raw--meaning that I can go confidently from a threading appointment to the office, and not be self-conscious about the red marks all over my face.