The ancient method of hair removal originated in Asia, and involves a piece of thread twisted and used to entwine and ease out hair from the root. The cotton thread is wound around the hands in a particular way, the threader then holds the loose end
of cotton between their teeth and uses it to pluck out the hairs swiftly and precisely.
Where? Shavata brow studio, Harvey Nichols (0131-524 8388), where a sessions costs (£24).
What happens? Lying back on a couch, the therapist examines the eye area and eyebrow growth before determining the best arch. This is the most important aspect of brows, and can take years off a face. Using fine cotton thread and a deft hand, the threading process is quick and removes hair both above and below the eyebrow.
Is it worth it? Our tester was impressed. Very impressed. "It took less than 15 minutes and the transformation was amazing. My eyes were more defined and they actually looked lifted. My brows were glamorous and I finally had the perfect arch.
"It did hurt a bit, but it was worth it and I am officially a convert."
The full article contains 240 words and appears in Edinburgh Evening News newspaper.
