Chin Threading

The chin area is cleansed using a mild, antibacterial cleanser to prevent infection and residue, creating the ideal base for safe removal.

Hairs are inspected for density and direction. A gentle wax is applied in thin strips or, in the case of threading, a looped thread is precisely maneuvered. The therapist ensures the product fully coats or catches short and coarse hairs alike.

Working section by section, the wax is flicked off in a controlled fashion, or the thread effortlessly rolls to extract each follicle at the root, avoiding skin pinching and reducing risk of ingrown hairs.

Any lingering redness is soothed instantly with a hydrating and cooling lotion. A post-care product with aloe or chamomile often follows to calm any irritation, resulting in a fresh, uniform finish.

The chin area is checked for stray hairs, which are tweezed or re-treated to guarantee a perfect outcome. A final pat-down with a cool cloth ensures pores are closed and skin is ready for make-up or moisturizer.