Which hair removal method uses twisting cotton thread on the skin?

Which hair removal method uses twisting cotton thread on the skin?

• A. Threading
• B. Sugaring
• C. Molding
• D. Sugar Strip Method

Answer: (A)

Threading uses twisting cotton thread on the skin. A length of cotton thread is twisted and rolled over the surface, trapping hairs between the threads so they’re pulled out at the follicle as the thread is lifted away. This method is valued for precision, especially around the eyebrows and upper lip, and it doesn’t involve heat or wax. The other options rely on paste or wax—sugaring uses a sugar paste that’s applied and removed, and molding or sugar strip methods are paste-based approaches not done with twisting thread.

Threading uses twisting cotton thread on the skin. A length of cotton thread is twisted and rolled over the surface, trapping hairs between the threads so they’re pulled out at the follicle as the thread is lifted away. This method is valued for precision, especially around the eyebrows and upper lip, and it doesn’t involve heat or wax. The other options rely on paste or wax—sugaring uses a sugar paste that’s applied and removed, and molding or sugar strip methods are paste-based approaches not done with twisting thread.