I’ve got a lot of dark hair on my forehead and at the sides it gradually meets my eyebrows. I notice it mostly in photographs but I know that whenever I’ve had my eyebrows threaded the area above my eyebrows starts to look unnatural.
I am also worried that the hair is too fine and at a too strange an angle to be tackled without the needle causing damage. Is it the electrologists least favourite areas to tackle?
Not mine, but you have to go slowly to shape it well. Artistic skill is a plus for an electrologist. Another idea is to have an esthetician shape your forhead to meet your approval and then have the electrologist follow the lines as the hair grows in. I have requested this be done if I instinctively feel the need to be careful with some clients.
The angle of the hair is not a problem and the needle will not cause damage if a skilled electrologist is doing your work. Electrologists work on hair that is 10 degree angle’s, 45 degree angle’s, even 90 degree angle’s. That’s what we are trained to do and it is not hard to accomplish. A turn of the wrist and a good eye makes it easy.
You want someone experienced so your hair line looks naturally feathered when all is said and done. You don’t want to look like a human doll head.
Dee