Has anyone got (or have used) one of those little spring shaped facial threading tools similar to this one?
I'm keen to keen to try one but want to know if it works and if it's worth purchasing. There are quite a few different brands but they all seem to look and work the same way (spring body with silicone handles that get twirled between the fingers).
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The only place I've seen them is on TradeMe and Amazon.
If anyone knows of anywhere else to get them, please let us know.
If anyone knows of anywhere else to get them, please let us know.
Macs, the one I get sprays out a very fine spray of water (not that you can notice it) to cool the skin down. So it only hurts for seconds. It's more like a rubber band being pinged on you. It takes minutes and by the time I've left the clinic, any pain is long forgotten. The place I go to does great specials so I reckon it will work out cheaper than threading. I was so impressed that I also getting underarms done which is amaaaaaazing! Now I want my legs doing as well but even with the discount, that is really expensive.
Ok not what I was picturing! I've gotten my eyebrows threaded before at a salon and it was quick and maybe just a little more painful than waxing. However, I'd be willing to try threading on my upper lip before I wax it!
My routine has been using a Nair hair removal 3 step product; first cleaning and priming the area, second using hair removal gel to remove the hair, and third moisturize. I found it very useful the first 2-3 times (used about every 3 months or so), but after that it actually gave me burns really fast! So am on the look out for something new. Perhaps this is it..
I've had friends do IPL and it seems like a very good long-term solution, but I worry about the cost.
My routine has been using a Nair hair removal 3 step product; first cleaning and priming the area, second using hair removal gel to remove the hair, and third moisturize. I found it very useful the first 2-3 times (used about every 3 months or so), but after that it actually gave me burns really fast! So am on the look out for something new. Perhaps this is it..
I've had friends do IPL and it seems like a very good long-term solution, but I worry about the cost.
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