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tartanmack
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by tartanmack » 29 Sep 2005, 23:25
Anyone interested in massage treatment either in the workplace or in their own home, also eyebrow threading by qualified egyptian therapist.

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by Maria » 29 Sep 2005, 23:32
I'd like to nominate my husband for the eyebrow threading, Tartanmack, as he's got a real mono-brow but doubt I'll be able to persuade him unless I get him
very drunk
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by tartanmack » 30 Sep 2005, 14:42
Thankyou for my welcome to the forum and do get your husband drunk or maybe you could gather some friends together and try it out it is amazing

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by Maria » 30 Sep 2005, 14:50
Em..perhaps I could discreetly enquire here Tartanmack if you are promoting your own efforts here ? It's just that we have a rule about not promoting your own business on the Forum . However, Bob will happily take some cash from you and promote you in our Local Business directory if you want!
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by Sandra » 30 Sep 2005, 14:53
tartanmack wrote:Anyone interested in massage treatment either in the workplace or in their own home, also eyebrow threading by qualified egyptian therapist.

what is eyebrow threading

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by tartanmack » 30 Sep 2005, 15:15
I am not promoting a business but my husband who is egyptian is trying to get people to see the benefits of massage and threading which doesn't seem to have reached Edinburgh in the way it has in London. Threading is done using thread as opposed to waxing and done in like a scissor action between the fingers which are pulling the thread taut to remove the hair and it lasts about 6 weeks or more.
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by Maria » 30 Sep 2005, 15:20
I've never experienced it myself but I did see eyebrow threading being demonstrated on a tele prog. once. I thought it would take ages but the therapist was really quick at it. Quite amazing to watch.
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by Sandra » 30 Sep 2005, 20:39
sounds painful

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by Epykat » 01 Oct 2005, 21:12
So would it take a whole reel to do your bikini line?

And do they match thread colours?
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by Maria » 01 Oct 2005, 21:13
Epykat wrote:So would it take a whole reel to do your bikini line?
That's a funny place to have your eyebrows

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by Epykat » 01 Oct 2005, 21:20
They might be particularly bushy

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