How long do the results from threading typically last?

The results from threading typically last four to six weeks due to the method's ability to remove hair from the follicle. Threading works by using a thin thread to trap and pull out multiple hairs at once, which removes the hair from the roots. Because the hair is removed in this manner, it takes some time for new hair to grow back, usually between four to six weeks, depending on individual hair growth cycles.

This duration is longer than that of methods such as shaving or depilatory creams, which only cut or dissolve the hair at the skin's surface and can result in regrowth in a matter of days. While results may vary based on individual hair growth rates, skin type, and technique used in threading, four to six weeks is the general timeframe you can expect for smoother skin before needing to repeat the process.