Chin threading at Kurves costs $5 and takes about 5 minutes. The thread clears stray dark hairs and fine fuzz along the chin in one pass, so you are not hunting for single hairs with tweezers every morning. It is quick enough to add to a brow appointment.
Who books chin threading?
People who are tired of plucking a few stubborn chin hairs, people with fine fuzz they notice in daylight, and people who want the chin to match freshly done brows. You don’t need a lot of hair to book it. A handful of strays is a perfectly good reason.
Why thread the chin instead of plucking?
Plucking takes one hair at a time. Threading takes a row at once. The American Academy of Dermatology describes threading as as precise as plucking but much faster. Shaving the chin leaves stubble you can feel; threading removes the hair from the root.
What does chin threading feel like?
A quick, light pull as the thread moves across. For many people the chin is less sensitive than the upper lip. If there are only a few strays, it can be done in a minute or two of the 5-minute slot.
Is it OK if I have breakouts on my chin?
Tell me before we start, so any spot that is sore, open or inflamed can be left alone. The AAD notes threading causes little irritation, which makes it an option for acne-prone skin. If you use isotretinoin or a prescription retinoid, ask your doctor before any facial hair removal.
How long until the hairs come back?
The AAD says threading results can last 4 to 5 weeks. Stray chin hairs often grow on their own schedule, so book again when you notice them.
What should I do afterward?
Leave the area alone for the day: no picking, no scrubs. If your skin looks a little pink, let it settle on its own.
Pair it with
Chin with eyebrows is a common combination, or try full face if you want the lip, chin and sides done together. All prices are on Prices.
Book chin threading online, or call (865) 888-0544.
