How to reduce redness from threading.

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Manasi S.

Jan 8, 2015

Manasi S.

Just got my brows threaded and the area around my brows looks like I had. a bad reaction to something. any tips on reducing redness and preventing breakouts after threading?

Ivette H.

Jan 8, 2015

Ivette H.

Every time I get my brows threaded they get really red. Normally it goes away within 30 min or so. I would wait a little while see if it goes away.

Kim D.

Jan 8, 2015

Kim D.

Aloe Vera & witch hazel! ☺️ erythema is normal, if the redness stays after 24 hours then seek medical advice, but like Ivette said it should normally go down pretty close after! ☺️

Faviola H.

Jan 8, 2015

Faviola H.

Aloe Vera!!

Shauna S.

Jan 9, 2015

Shauna S.

It should go down within an hour. Did the person doing your threading not put a cream on it afterwards? Mine always puts a soothing aloe lotion on mine. When I get home I use 100% pure aloe gel on them. I keep it in the fridge so that it's cold which helps soothe the area.

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