Eyebrow & Face Threading in Truganina

Eyebrow threading is $10. Upper lip is $4, forehead $7, chin $8, and a full face threading (brows, lip, chin, forehead and sides) is $25.

There's a brief prickling sensation as each row lifts, sharpest on the first visit and strongest on the upper lip. It's over in seconds and it fades noticeably after a couple of appointments as the regrowth comes back finer.

Watering eyes and a sneeze or two are completely normal. That's a nerve reflex, not a sign anything's wrong.

Because the hair is removed from the root, results typically last 3–5 weeks depending on your hair growth. Regulars book every 3–4 weeks to keep their shape rather than rebuild it.

About 2–3mm, which is less than waxing needs, roughly a fortnight of growth. If you're changing the shape rather than maintaining it, leave it two to three weeks so there's something to work with.

Please don't pluck in the week before your appointment; gaps make the line much harder to read.

For facial hair, yes. It's more precise and gentler. Thread catches one row at a time so the shaper decides exactly where the line falls, and nothing but cotton touches your skin, so there's no adhesive lifting at delicate facial skin.

For arms, legs and body, waxing is the better tool. It covers area quickly, which is precisely what threading doesn't do.

Usually yes, and this is exactly the situation threading suits. There's no wax gripping the top layer of skin, so facial threading is often fine when facial waxing isn't advised.

Tell us what you're using anyway, retinol, tretinoin, acids, or a recent peel, and we'll check the area before starting.

Every three to four weeks for most people. Leaving it longer isn't harmful, but past about five weeks you're rebuilding the shape rather than maintaining it, which takes longer and gives you less control over the result.

Let them grow for two to three weeks first, then bring a photo. We can take hair away on the day but we can't put it back, so a reshape works far better with something to shape.

Ask us to map them before we start. You'll see where the start, arch and tail will sit before anything is removed.

No, the opposite, if anything. Removing hair from the root repeatedly tends to weaken the follicle over time, so regrowth generally comes back finer and sparser. Shaving is what creates the illusion of thicker hair, because it cuts across the shaft and leaves a blunt tip.

Best to leave the area bare for a few hours. The follicles are briefly open, and makeup is what tends to cause the small bumps people occasionally get afterwards. Skip sauna, steam, swimming and direct sun for the rest of the day too.

Thread it if it's a defined line, brows, upper lip, chin. Wax it if it's a larger or coarser patch. Bleach it if it's soft fuzz spread across a broad area like the cheeks, where removal would leave texture across a large surface.

Plenty of people do two of the three in the same visit.

Walk-ins are welcome when we have a free chair, and threading is short enough that we often do. Booking online guarantees your spot. It takes under a minute and you'll get an instant SMS confirmation.

Eyebrow shaping is the result. Threading is how we get there. Shaping means deciding where your brow should start, where it should arch and where it should end, then taking away everything outside that line.

We do it with cotton thread rather than wax or tweezers, which is what keeps the edge clean and leaves the skin itself alone. Eyebrow shaping by threading is $10 and takes about 15 minutes.