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15-09-2009, 11:12 PM   #31

Re: Eyebrow threading


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LOL, is there a Debenhams near/in Aberdeen? they might have a brow bar in there if there is one.
There is yes but Ive not seen them doing it in there yet. Its Debenhams where I used to get it done. Ill ask the next time I go in.



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15-09-2009, 11:13 PM   #32

Re: Eyebrow threading


Good idea, I am going to see if they have one in Colchester's Debenhams as it is nearer to me than the Ipswich one.



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15-09-2009, 11:15 PM   #33

Re: Eyebrow threading


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Good idea, I am going to see if they have one in Colchester's Debenhams as it is nearer to me than the Ipswich one.
Kidderminster was having a Debenhams built when I left, due to open in october, sods law they will do threading in that store but not in Aberdeen



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15-09-2009, 11:20 PM   #34

Re: Eyebrow threading


LOL if your luck is anything like mine Erin that would certainly happen.

At work we moved into nice new offices, the same day the nice onsite coffee shop shut!!!! LOL there is a new one opened now and I think it is better than the last so perhaps it was a good thing!!



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15-09-2009, 11:25 PM   #35

Re: Eyebrow threading


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May I ask a dumb question? Why doesn't anyone use eyebrow tweezers?
I do in between waxing Eileen........



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15-09-2009, 11:26 PM   #36

Re: Eyebrow threading


I've just discovered this thread, very interesting. A couple of questions if you don't mind indulging an old lady.

How long before they need doing again?

How long did the procedure take?

I've always had heavy eyebrows and now that I wear glasses I find that I can't focus well enough to manage them myself but as I've never been a "beauty parlour" girl, I've been putting it off. Sounds as though this is what I need!



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15-09-2009, 11:28 PM   #37

Re: Eyebrow threading


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I've just discovered this thread, very interesting. A couple of questions if you don't mind indulging an old lady.

How long before they need doing again?

How long did the procedure take?

I've always had heavy eyebrows and now that I wear glasses I find that I can't focus well enough to manage them myself but as I've never been a "beauty parlour" girl, I've been putting it off. Sounds as though this is what I need!
I have mine waxed at the hairdresers MrsH, everytime I have my hair done....I am not one for beauty parlours either...



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15-09-2009, 11:32 PM   #38

Re: Eyebrow threading


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Originally Posted by MrsH
I've just discovered this thread, very interesting. A couple of questions if you don't mind indulging an old lady.

How long before they need doing again?

How long did the procedure take?

I've always had heavy eyebrows and now that I wear glasses I find that I can't focus well enough to manage them myself but as I've never been a "beauty parlour" girl, I've been putting it off. Sounds as though this is what I need!
I think it depends from person to person as to how long it will be before they need doing again. With me threading lasted longer than waxing.
It takes a couple of mins literally, much faster than waxing



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15-09-2009, 11:40 PM   #39

Re: Eyebrow threading


Thanks for the info, there are possibilities here!



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15-03-2010, 11:41 PM   #40

Re: Eyebrow threading


Hi

Had my eyebrows threaded today......look really good will have them done regularly this time.....took about 5 minutes from entering the shop to leaving..............£4



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