Are the brow bars in Super Drug any good?

[longdiling]

I want to get my eyebrows threaded and I noticed super drug have a brow bar, are they any good generally? Do I need to choose my brow bar carefully to avoid eyebrow calamity? I've never had them threaded before. Thanks

[leghoul]

depends who is doing it! I have used them in London and they've been vry good, have saved small fortune switching from shavata and so on to superdrug

[leghoul]

I did once have a terrible threading experience, but it wasn't in superdrug. All other times have been fine.

[peaz1]

Our Superdrug one is great. No problems, and half the price of the girls who do them right outside the store (inside a shopping centre).

[longdiling]

Sounds positive! Thanks, I'll give it a whirl!

[DianaT1969]

Speaking generally, I find the standard of threading in the UK very poor. Leaning into your skin, cutting across in a sawing motion like they're slicing cheese. I lived in Turkey for years and the threaders there barely touch your skin. It's faster, painless - just slight discomfort - and light handed.

[MamaLazarou]

I have never had a threading in the UK where the therapist hasn't taken too much off. However much I plead with them, they always end up too neat/thin/far apart. In Asia it is even worse! I would rather have them waxed any day (hurts less, too).

[seoulsurvivor]

I had them done once in Superdrug. She did a good job - not too thin and she was quick about it. Pretty painless too.