I just read a question on getting your eyebrows threaded...?

threading sound painful but ive never tried it:\

its when they take this really thin thread with like, oil on it or something. they twist it so that its kinda tangled in your eyebrows and then they pull the thread off. its kinda like plucking, except getting all of the pain tooken kare of at once

To work out where your eyebrow should begin, hold a pencil vertically against each side of your nose. Where the pencil lands each time is where each eyebrow should begin.

The best time to tweeze your brows is after a bath or shower, as the pores will be open and so the process of removing the hairs will be less painful. If you are in a hurry though, simply soak a piece of cotton wool in warm water and hold against each brow for a minute or so - this will have a similar effect. Another alternative is to numb your brows with ice.

Always make sure the light is good so you can see clearly what you are doing.

Don't moisturise the area before you begin plucking, otherwise the tweezers will be unable to grip the hairs properly.

Using an eyebrow brush, or an old (clean!!!) toothbrush, brush your eyebrows upwards. Some people find it helpful to draw a line on your eyebrows with a brow pencil to guide them. To do this just follow the natural line or curve of the brow.Pull the skin of your brow taut against the bone when you pluck. Pluck one hair at a time, gently - there is no need to pull roughly, and only in the direction that the hair grows. Never tweeze from above your eyebrows; it distorts the natural curve.

Remember that you should pluck your eyebrows into a symmetrical shape. Pause frequently throughout so that you can stand back and check that you are following the correct line.

Another useful tip is that your brows should extend a little past the corner of each eye.

Tried threading.. its not that bad, but it hurts at first because they pluck each hair, however it gives a lasting effect.

It's more effective and less painful that waxing or tweezing.

Check out these sites:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eyebrow_threading

http://www.spaindex.com/Lifestyles/Threading.htm