Ask RiotACT: Threading recommendations?

K McGloin 7 July 2018 7 July 2018 1

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Hi all.

Just wondering if there are any eyebrow threading places that could be recommended in the Canberra centre? (Civic)

I am thinking of getting mine done so I would like a reputable place. Thanks!

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One Response to Ask RiotACT: Threading recommendations?

Daniella Jukic 8:31 am 07 Jul 18

Hello I actually prefer waxing over threading as I think it hurts less. I only trust one place in Canberra for killer brows to frame my face and that is The Lab in Manuka (previously in Braddon). It’s worth investing in your brows because one false move you will be reaching for the paper bag for the next 5 weeks until they grow out. Teeghan and the girls from the Lab are incredibly experienced and will help define a natural low maintenance brow for you. They aren’t about the trends, they are there to bring out your natural beauty. Definitely go see them, address Level 1, 18-20 Franklin St Griffith (Manuka Shops, next to Priceline) 02 62952486.

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