With any hair-removal technique there is always going to be some discomfort, threading however, is the least painful.

If you're looking for a soft, natural-looking brow, threading isn't going to be your jam. But if you want sharp, clean lines, it's hard to do better. A skilled threader can remove hairs individually or in lines and may even use scissors to ensure the shape is just right.

Your eyebrow should start just past the bridge of the nose, upwards and slightly out. To find the end point of your eyebrow, trace an imaginary line from the edge of your nose, through the outer corner of the eyelashes (ensure your eyes are open and looking upwards as you do this).