All of the following descriptions are true of threading EXCEPT?

Threading is a hair removal technique that uses a thin thread to remove hair from the follicle. It has specific characteristics that make it different from other methods, such as waxing or tweezing. One of the key features of threading is that it provides longer-lasting results compared to some other methods. Typically, the effects of threading can last anywhere from several weeks to over a month, depending on individual hair growth cycles.

When considering the descriptions provided, the assertion that threading "lasts only a few days" is misleading. The process effectively removes hair from the root, which usually results in a longer duration before regrowth occurs as opposed to methods like shaving, which only cuts hair at the surface and can result in regrowth within a couple of days.

On the other hand, other aspects of threading, such as its potential to snap hair, cause discomfort or pain, and the possibility of bruising or pinching the skin, are commonly experienced by those undergoing this treatment. Therefore, while threading is effective, the expectation of very short-term results does not align with the expected longevity of the hair-free period that this technique offers.