Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Lips.

Results typically last two to six weeks depending on your hair growth cycle, hormones, and individual skin. Scheduling regular appointments helps maintain smoothness, and over time hair often regrows finer and less dense with consistent threading.

Threading causes mild, brief discomfort as hairs are removed at the follicle, but pain is generally less intense than waxing for many clients. Skilled technicians work quickly and use calming techniques to reduce sensitivity, especially on the delicate upper lip.

Clean, makeup-free skin helps the technician see hairs clearly. Avoid exfoliating within 24 hours and refrain from heavy creams or oil on the day. If you use topical retinoids, consult us beforehand to prevent irritation.

Avoid touching, applying heavy makeup, or exfoliating for 24 hours. Use a cool compress or gentle, fragrance-free moisturizer to reduce redness. Apply SPF if going outside. If irritation persists, contact us for advice or a follow-up.

When performed correctly, threading should not cause long-term darkening or permanent irritation. Temporary redness or minor inflammation can occur but typically subsides within a day. Persistent hyperpigmentation is rare; discuss skin concerns beforehand for tailored care.

Most clients book appointments every two to six weeks depending on personal hair growth. Begin with a consultation to determine your cycle, then adjust frequency as needed. Regular threading can lead to finer regrowth and more predictable maintenance intervals.