Chin Threading

Targeted threading to remove chin hair for smooth, refined skin. Chemical-free, gentle hair removal.

Chin Threading

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Chin Threading is a precise hair-removal method designed to remove both fine and coarse hair from the chin area. Using cotton thread, hairs are removed cleanly from the root, leaving the skin smooth and hair-free for longer than shaving.

This treatment is ideal for maintaining a polished look and reducing frequent regrowth. With regular threading, hair often becomes finer and less noticeable over time.

Designed to remove fine hairs from the chin area, this treatment creates a smooth, hair-free finish. Ideal for clients with unwanted chin hair or those who want to maintain a polished look.

Chin threading is gentle, precise, and provides long-lasting results for up to 2–4 weeks.

Finished with smooth skin, this service complements other facial grooming treatments for a complete look.

How To Prepare

Avoid retinol or exfoliants for 48 hours prior.
Arrive makeup-free in the treatment area.
Inform your therapist of any active breakouts or sensitivities.

Aftercare & Longevity

Avoid touching or rubbing the area for 12–24 hours.
No makeup, steam, or sweating for 24 hours.
Apply a calming gel if redness appears.

Important restrictions before you can receive threading treatments:

Threading cannot be carried out on broken skin, open wounds, active infections, or inflamed areas around the brows.
Not suitable for clients with severe skin sensitivity, active acne, eczema, psoriasis, or dermatitis in the relevant area.
Clients who have recently undergone chemical peels, laser treatments, microneedling, or cosmetic procedures in the relevant area must allow adequate healing time before treatment.
Threading may not be suitable for clients using strong exfoliating products, retinol, or prescribed topical skincare around the relevant area; please inform your therapist prior to treatment.
Clients with sunburn, bruising, or irritation around the relevant area should postpone their appointment until the skin has fully healed.
Mild redness may occur after threading and usually subsides quickly; however, threading cannot be performed if the skin is already compromised.
The therapist reserves the right to modify or refuse the treatment if it is deemed unsafe or unsuitable on the day.