Eye brow threading

[the lynx]

There are two good places in Clementi Central (friends say) that do threading. I'm gonna try one for my eyebrows--never done threading before. I'll let you know how it goes.

Hey boffenl, so have you tried the places you mentioned? I am itching to get mine done. So where exactly are there?

[the lynx]

Anyway I already went and tried eyebrow threading at The Verge in Little India (3rd floor if I am not mistaken). Only SGD6.00! But it was not the most fantastic job but it did help in keeping the stray ones away and maintaining the best of your shape.

Don't expect the lady to know the best of your brow shape and sculpt it. She only knows how to follow the original brow shape.

[anista]

$5 for Eyebrow threading and $10 for upper lip. at Jurong West area.

Could you please pm me her contact details? Thanks

[Diem87]

Hi I am a threader in the US now, do any of you know how I can continue threading in Singapore and if I need a license to open my own shop or to work for a shop there? Thanks.

[colorangelz]

There are two good places in Clementi Central (friends say) that do threading. I'm gonna try one for my eyebrows--never done threading before. I'll let you know how it goes.

One of them has moved to international plaza at Tanjong pagar

[sarah sundram]

There is one at little india, Beautiful U they charge $4 for eyebrow threading and both upper lip and eyebrow at $8.

[talikael]

There's a threading service at Central, basement. Not too bad, if you leave near Clarke Quay

[nakatago]

tic, toc...

[thylove]

For those living in north-east areas, you can try the this threading store at Hougang area.

http://shopping.insing.com/business/kus ... d-f0420200

[farlene]

Noted with thanks SMS.

Ladies,
Very good place I go to for threading, waxing etc etc...
I don't know what's the name of the place but the address is as follows
Venue : 1 Coleman Street #B1-29/30 The Adelphi (City Hall - Opposite Funan IT Mall)
Tel : 6338-3539
I usually just walk in but you may want to call them before hand just in case.

[dmini]

hi,
i am moving from india, and wanted to know is waxing , upperlip threading, pedicure and such services very expensive in singapore? do u have to do it yourself? or its affordable and you can visit the beauty parlour once a month?

because i can do none of the things myself and am worried !!

[fatmouse76]

Eyebrow threading is usually between $5-$7 ,depending on place. Well i think if you compare prices, definitely India is cheaper.

[dmini]

i wanted to know about waxing legs and arms.. how do you manage there, are there services? because i cant do it on my own..

[ElanorHelen]

Dear all,

I'd like to post about a painful threading experience I had today, I'm afraid I'm venting, but if it prevents others from going through the same experience, then it's worth it.

I went to Rimpy's Beauty, which is a small neighbourhood threading place run by Indian ladies at Clementi town centre.

This was my second time there. The first time was fine, perhaps it was less busy as I went on a weekday then. Today is Sunday, and it was more crowded.

I was attended by one lady, whose thread kept breaking. Less than halfway through, I got passed on to another young lady. She was quite rough, and got my sideburns tangled in the string.

She was threading the area around my right cheekbone, when she ripped out a clump of my eyelashes. I was clutching my eye in pain for a minute or two. I dabbed at it with tissue, and there were small spots of blood, I assume where my lashes had been yanked out.

It was so painful that I was almost in tears. There is now a bald patch above my right eye - thankfully, it's not very noticable as I have quite full lashes. But it's still smarting slightly as I type now.

The lady who did it did NOT apologise - one would expect immediate and profuse apology after causing pain to their customer; but in the end, only one of the other staff looked apologetic (after I had been in pain for about ten minutes) and offered apologies.

She offered to do the other half of my face, which hadn't been done. I declined and, feeling quite angry, left. Everyone in the store was staring at me, and I didn't want to cause any more of a scene.

I've learnt my lesson not to do threading at neighbourhood shops. I'll be sticking to my usual package at a more reputable place.

Elanor

[fatmouse76]

Hi Elanor, i am always going there at Rimpy's to do threading.I was there on Nov 11 too in the morning, It was very busy with many indian ladies I think maybe due to Deepavali.

Anyway, everytime I go there are many different threading girls, and I am not sure how Rimpy can keep these ladies as they are not on proper passes. one of the girls told me that they are on WP, but paid only about $500

Nevertheless I am always looking for a very fair, chubby looking lady, I dont know whats her name, but its best to go the same threading lady.

While waiting, in came a American lady who was wanting to have Henna done on her hand. As it was her 1st time,and she was asking questions, one of the Indian threading lady told another threading therapist, to bring her out of the shop and quickly do her henna so that she can leave as she was asking too many questions. I was shocked as the customer service is not there.