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Eyebrow & Facial Hair Removal

Upper Lip or Chin Thread

£5.50
10 mins

Upper lip or chin threading is a precise way to remove fine facial hair and leave the area looking clean and defined. Using a twisted cotton thread, hairs are lifted from the root with control, so you can tidy fuzz, shape the chin area, and enjoy smoother skin without the sticky feel of wax.

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What upper lip or chin threading includes

Threading focuses on accuracy, especially on smaller areas where you want a neat finish.

  • Hair removal from the upper lip or chin using cotton thread
  • Careful work around the natural lip line or chin shape for a clean edge
  • A quick check of symmetry and any remaining stray hairs
  • Simple aftercare guidance to help keep skin calm

Upper lip or chin threading is a good choice if you want a tidy, defined look

This service suits you if you:

  • Prefer a precise method for fine facial hair, rather than wax
  • Want a clean finish around the lip line or along the chin
  • Need a quick appointment that fits easily into a busy week
  • Often find that shaving leaves roughness or visible regrowth quickly

How the appointment works for threading smaller facial areas

Your therapist will cleanse the area, then use a cotton thread to remove the hairs in controlled passes. You may feel a quick sting as hairs are lifted from the root, but it is over fast, especially on the upper lip and chin. If you have any sensitivity, dryness, or you are using active skincare, mention it at the start so the approach can be kept gentle.

Aftercare for smoother skin and calmer regrowth

Threading can leave the skin slightly pink for a short time, which is normal. Try to avoid heavy makeup, strong acids, retinoids, heat treatments, or intensive exercise for the rest of the day if your skin is prone to reacting. Keep the area clean, use a simple moisturiser, and gently exfoliate a couple of times a week once any redness has settled to help prevent congestion.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is upper lip or chin threading better than waxing?
Threading is very precise and does not involve applying product to the skin, which some people prefer on the face. Waxing can be quicker for larger areas, but threading gives controlled removal right up to the edges.
Will threading make my hair grow back thicker?
No, threading does not change the thickness or colour of your hair. It removes hair from the root, so regrowth usually feels softer than shaving.
How long will the results last after chin or upper lip threading?
This varies with your hair growth cycle, but many people book every few weeks to keep the area consistently tidy. If your hair is finer, you may be able to leave it longer between appointments.
Can I have threading if I use retinol or acne treatments?
Some active skincare can make facial skin more sensitive. Let us know what you are using, and it may be best to pause certain products for a few days before and after, or choose a different hair removal method.
What should I avoid after upper lip or chin threading?
Avoid heat, heavy sweating, and strong skincare for the rest of the day if you are prone to redness. Keep the area clean and moisturised, and try not to touch or pick the skin.

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These team members perform this service

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    Jemma
    Manager and Senior Beauty Therapist
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    Anita
    Senior Beauty Therapist
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