Forehead Gallery
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What Our Clients Say
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Love this place! Sela was really welcoming and did an amazing job on my eyebrows😊
Sela is amazing I love coming to the shop to get my eyebrows Threaded she’s quick, amazing...more
First time at ITS, and I had a great experience! The salon was beautiful, clean, and welco...more
Quick & efficient! My brows look great!
I get my eyebrows cleaned up here very often and never had an issue, I love the service!!
Sela threaded my brows. Very nice
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Forehead.
Most Forehead threading appointments take about 10–15 minutes from start to finish. Timing depends on hair density and desired shaping. Expect a brief consultation and quick finishing touches to ensure symmetry and a polished result.
Yes. Threading removes vellus (peach) hair gently and effectively, leaving skin smoother than shaving. Results vary by hair thickness; very fine regrowth may be less noticeable but typically remains cleaner and softer for weeks.
Most clients experience mild, brief discomfort similar to tweezing. Gentle pressure, short sessions, and experienced technicians minimize pain. Avoid caffeine before your appointment, and apply a cool compress or aloe gel afterward to soothe the skin.
Typically every 3–6 weeks is recommended, depending on individual hair growth and desired neatness. Clients with faster regrowth may book more frequently, while others maintain a tidy hairline with less frequent visits.
Threading itself has a low risk of causing ingrown hairs, but improper aftercare can increase risk. Exfoliate gently, avoid heavy creams immediately after, and follow our post-care guidance to reduce buildup and keep follicles clear.
Clients with active acne, open wounds, severe rosacea, recent chemical peels, or certain medications (like isotretinoin) should postpone threading. Inform your technician about skin conditions or treatments so we can recommend safe alternatives or scheduling adjustments.