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Slique, the latest technique in DIY Hair Threading For you ladies out there who are tired of spending $60 every six weeks or so for a visit to the salon for a facial hair threading treatment, there is MySlique. If you’re a veteran hair threading customer, you probably know all about the procedure. If you’re not, threading is a way of removing facial hair that has literally been around for centuries, and was first developed by women in ancient Asia to remove undesirable facial hair. The procedure of threading involves a string of thread about 20 inches or so long....

Slique, Safe Alternative for Retin-A Waxers Waxing is one of the most popular hair removal methods. However, it’s just not a reasonable option for women on Retin-A. Threading is the best alternative. Millions of women wax their face to remove unwanted facial hair, but it’s not a good option for women who use topical Retin-A. Threading is the best hair removal choice for these women. Retin-A goes by many names, including Retin-A Micro, Avita, Renova, and Altinac. It is a type of vitamin A that is applied topically to the skin (tretinoin) that quickly exfoliates the skin, removing oil and...

Slique FAQ What is the "Slique" instrument? Slique is a revolutionary hair threading removal device. This device simulates the action of removing body hair as done usually by beauticians. Now anyone can remove body hair with our great threading device in her spare time, easily and in just a few minutes. Is Slique easy to use? DIY (Do It Yourself) - slique is very easy to use and does not require any knowledge or skill for it. Anyone can do it! How does the Slique device work? Slique device is a mechanical device, designed to clip on a threaded wire...

Slique, the Best Hair Removal Tool Have you tried other at-home hair removal products, only to be disappointed with lackluster results? If so,Slique is for you. No salon, no aesthetician—cheap, but get pro results! In the past, hair removal at home options have been very limited and very painful. Tweezing pulls single hairs out of the follicle much like threading does, but because of the time it takes and the ease of pulling at the skin women find their skin becomes angry and inflamed, sometimes bleeding, in no time. Also, it is difficult to properly sanitize tweezers, and open bleeding...