Grow Out Your Brows: If you’re planning to reshape your eyebrows, let them grow out a bit before the threading session to give the threader more flexibility in shaping.

Stay Hydrated: Drink plenty of water in the days leading up to threading to keep your skin hydrated, which can aid in reducing post-threading redness.

Inform Your Threader: Communicate any allergies, skin sensitivities, or specific preferences you have with your threading professional.

Avoid Sunburn: It’s advisable to avoid sun exposure and sunburn before threading, as sunburnt skin can be more sensitive.

Skip Topical Products: Refrain from applying any creams, lotions, or makeup to the eyebrow area on the day of threading. Clean, dry skin is ideal for the procedure.

Apply Aloe Vera Gel: If you experience redness or irritation, applying aloe vera gel can help soothe the skin. Ensure the gel is free of alcohol or other potential irritants.

Avoid Hot Water: Refrain from hot showers or baths for the first 24 hours after threading, as hot water can exacerbate sensitivity.

Skip Exfoliation: Avoid using harsh exfoliants on the threaded area for a day or two to prevent additional irritation.

Avoid Touching the Area: After threading, avoid touching or rubbing the threaded area to minimize irritation and prevent the introduction of bacteria.

Skip Makeup for a Few Hours: It’s advisable to wait a few hours before applying makeup to the threaded area to allow the skin to calm down and reduce the risk of irritation.

Avoid Sun Exposure: Limit sun exposure immediately after threading, as the skin may be more sensitive. If you need to go out, consider applying a broad-spectrum sunscreen.