Waxing
Removing hair by spreading warm wax on the skin and pulling it off with the hairs.
Also: brow waxing
Waxing uses a warm resin or sugar paste spread in the direction of hair growth and then pulled away quickly, taking hairs from the root. On the face it is used for the brows, upper lip and cheeks. Sugar-based pastes have been used for centuries in the Middle East, where the method is called sugaring. Hair usually takes three to six weeks to grow back. For brows, waxing is quicker than threading but less precise.