pluck, wax, thread, whatever get them the way I want them.
Stacey1403
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I just Fm'd you
Misstene
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To all the ladies that asked about threading, you're not really getting a response, because it's very difficult to explain. They remove hair by twisting thread in a way that yanks hair out of the socket.
It's much cleaner, but I haven't been able to find someone in Suffolk County that I like. So, I usually wax every other month or so. In the summer, I do it more often.
eroxgirl
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Posted by WithThisRing
You kill me
shot you an email
no, YOU kill me!
email right back atcha!
cocoa
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i'm another one who loves plucking. i have so much fun and look forward to it. weird, eh? i also then trim them with cuticle scissors. i'm too afraid to wax b/c i have people who have waxed with half a brow and that doesnt' appeal to me. i would love to try threading.
coselige
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I wax with a maintenance pluck here and there to ensure that I do not look like a Russian prime minister.
sonia
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Threading -
lol i'm always typing out the definition of threading in all of these eyebrow threads! here's one i just found online -
'Threading is a hair removal technique that uses a cotton thread. The 100% cotton thread is twisted and rolled along the surface of the skin entwining the hairs in the thread, which are then lifted out from the follicle. It is said to be more precise than waxing. '
the whole article about someone's first time getting their eyebrows threaded is at
