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Eyebrow threading

Papillon87

I'm interested in getting my eyebrows threaded. Has anyone had any good experiences anywhere in Dublin?

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milly4ever

Yali Sinha wrote: »

Do you know any one who does it at home?

i'll do it once i get the hang of it :P
just did a quick google search and this came up: Salon Euphoria in Malahide if you live anywhere near there.
i would love to get it done in a salon, going to try next time i am in england or scotland as they only charge about £3! i think 15-20 euros is very steep

Yali Sinha

milly4ever wrote: »

yeah i am hoping to try it out for myself! i have been watching tutorials on youtube by a make-up artist called eily. it looks amazing!:)

Do you know any one who does it at home?

jenny2hat

milly4ever wrote: »

yeah i am hoping to try it out for myself! i have been watching tutorials on youtube by a make-up artist called eily. it looks amazing!:)

Oh I saw too that and it looks so easy xD But I'd be sooo scared to even attempt lol. Maybe the second time I'll do it myself

milly4ever

jenny2hat wrote: »

From what I've heard, threading sounds really good. Will have to give this a go:)

yeah i am hoping to try it out for myself! i have been watching tutorials on youtube by a make-up artist called eily. it looks amazing!:)

jenny2hat

From what I've heard, threading sounds really good. Will have to give this a go:)

Yali Sinha

milli wrote: »

Where are you based MIN2511?

Please can you tell me if you know some one who can do threading at home. Email me at yali.sinha@gmail.com.

Thanks

kizzyr

olaola wrote: »

While having a wax I noticed my beautician had fabulously shaped eyebrows - she said a friend of hers does it down in Mandala spa in La Stampa.
I do enjoy plucking my own, so I don't know if I'd ever get it done - but she was a great advertisement for this place, as they were perfect.

Thats where I got mine done and they look fabulous.

olaola

While having a wax I noticed my beautician had fabulously shaped eyebrows - she said a friend of hers does it down in Mandala spa in La Stampa.
I do enjoy plucking my own, so I don't know if I'd ever get it done - but she was a great advertisement for this place, as they were perfect.

kizzyr

I got my eyebrows threaded over the weekend and am definately converted. I had them waxed only occasionally as I didn't like the idea of pulling the skin around my eye and more than strictly necessary and plucked the rest of the time. I am astounded at how great they look now and how quick it was (2 / 3 minutes!).
For those interested I went to the Mandela Spa on Dawson Street and it cost €20.00.

lizanne000

Hi Just wondering does anyone know where to get this done in Naas or Newbridge?

S2468

Could anyone give me the contact details of the lady who comes at home to do eyebrows.....etc.

S2468

MIN2511 wrote: »

Dubllin city centre....
She lives in the city too but she can go as far as swords/clonee/blackrock e.t.c..
She's quite flexible

Could you please send me the contact details of the lady who does eyebrows....etc

Spici

hi Min2511.. i was wondering if you could let me know how this beauty therapist is as i would love to get mine done. I moved over here from Oz and used to get mine done there for a fiver.. if you could give me the details it would be much appreciated! thanks!

panda100

MIN2511 wrote: »

I know a lady that would go to your house to do so many things..

I think your looking for the BGRH forum

MIN2511

Dubllin city centre....
She lives in the city too but she can go as far as swords/clonee/blackrock e.t.c..
She's quite flexible

milli

MIN2511 wrote: »

I know a lady that would go to your house to do so many things.. She charged me 7euro for threading today and 20 for a pedicure-not bad
If you are interested pm me...
She does other things as well waxing, pedicure, manicures e.t.c.... and all really good service and good price
No complaints

Where are you based MIN2511?

MIN2511

I know a lady that would go to your house to do so many things.. She charged me 7euro for threading today and 20 for a pedicure-not bad
If you are interested pm me...
She does other things as well waxing, pedicure, manicures e.t.c.... and all really good service and good price
No complaints

bubblebutt

MIN2511 wrote: »

Aspen on Camden st 14.95

i got mine done there, the shape was lovely but i found it really hurt compared to quick and easy waxing.

it takes alot longer than waxing

bb

dudara

I got it done in a salon in Rathmines (does Eva Belle sound correct?) The assistant gave my brows a great shape, but I found that it just took too long and pricked too much. I usually get them waxed, purely for the speed and I would prefer the waxing to be honest. It was worth trying for the experience though.

Someone also told me recently that threading can break hairs instead of plucking them out at the root. Dunno how true that is, but I found that the hairs grew back much faster than after a waxing.

MIN2511

Aspen on Camden st 14.95

Tea Leaf

We have a lot of threaders here as it's a middle eastern tradition.
Personally, I find a good tweezer does a much better and more accurate job.
(I never wax the eye area).

Innervision

I thought it hurt way more than plucking or waxing, got it done in New York, but the other girls I got it done with thought it was pretty much the same. I have very sensitive eyes which tend to go red for AGES after plucking, it was pretty much the same with threading, think it even lasted longer!

Fast_Mover

Looks cool! Would love to get it done for something different. Will be in England at the end of January might have a look out for it if I remember.

As for learning how to do it yourself..I'll stick to the tweezers thanks!:)

idunnoutellme

Naturelle on Dorset St Lower
www.naturellesalon.com

lilRedSmurf

Everyone in india and africa etc does it. Its really quick and there's much less redness and puffiness then waxing. I know a lot of salons in England have it, especially the ones where there's a lot of asians in the area, but I've never seen it over here.

Basically its one really long piece of thread. One end is held between the teeth and then the rest is in a loop around the thumb and index finger of both hands.Then you wind the loop up so that when you lift your head the thread in the mouth pulls it making it unwind. The thread wraps around even the most tiny hairs and then they're pulled out from the root when you pull the thread in the mouth.

I know thats long winded but let me know if it makes sense!

I do it to myself and its really easy to learn. Just practice a bit somewhere else before you go near your eyebrows.

All you do is get a piece of cotton thread tie it firmly in a loop thats around the thumb and index finger of both hands so that there is about 8 or 9 inches between your hands. Wind the thread 9 or 10 times in the middle so when youre holding it it looks like an hourglass on its side. Then just hold it tightly and line up the thread to the hair so that when you pull your index and thumb apart on one hand and lift it slightly as you do, the wound thread moves over the hair and pulls it out.

Basically if you were any good at cats cradle when you were a kid it'll be a cinch.

xzanti

This is the first time I've ever heard of this... How do they do it??

edit: just found this on youtube.. Looks like very skilled work..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NK-QzPLgUTo

clawsthefirst

apparently getting your eyebrows waxed leads to many wrinkles later in life, threading doesn't. have never gotten it done though.

Lil' Smiler

is that the technique where they take the hair out with a small bit of thread??

What's good about it?