The thread technique: traditional hair removal

The thread technique: effective hair removal with tradition

The thread technique is a centuries-old method of hair removal that originated in the Orient and is now also a firm fixture on the treatment lists of beauty salons in Germany. In today's article, you can find out more about the thread technique, its areas of application and the numerous benefits of this proven treatment method.

Origin and tradition

The thread technique has a fascinating history dating back to 6000 years ago in India. From there, it spread across Asia and eventually reached Europe. In the Middle East in particular, this method is still very popular today and is offered by both men's and women's hairdressers. Its success is no coincidence: hair removal on the face requires a special technique, as the skin there is more sensitive than on other parts of the body.

Areas of application for the thread technique

The thread technique is particularly suitable for removing fine and delicate hairs, such as those found on the face. Areas such as the temples, forehead, nose, ears, cheeks, upper lip, chin and neck can be treated effectively with this method. The best thing about it is that, compared to other methods, the treatment only causes a slight tugging sensation and is otherwise painless. Eyebrows can also be perfectly shaped using the thread technique. If you are interested, simply ask in a studio of your choice whether this technique is offered.

Advantages of the thread technique

The thread technique offers clear advantages over other hair removal methods. While shaving and depilatory creams only remove the hair on the surface and it is visible again after just a few days, the thread technique removes it from the skin along with the follicle. This leaves the skin hair-free for up to four weeks. In addition, the hair grows back thinner after the thread technique, similar to epilation and waxing, but without the associated pain. Another plus point is that although the skin may be slightly reddened after the treatment, it does not require a lengthy recovery period. However, it is important to only use the threading technique on healthy skin and to refrain from using cosmetics containing perfume or alcohol for the first 24 hours after the treatment.

Online training courses at CFB Cosmetics
If you would like to learn more about the threading technique, we offer suitable online training courses to expand your knowledge and deepen your skills. Contact us to find out more about our training courses and become part of our network of professional hair removal experts!