Threading is also referred to as what?

Threading is commonly known as banding because it involves the use of a thin cotton thread that is twisted and rolled over the hair to remove it from the follicle, creating a clean and precise result. This method is particularly popular for shaping eyebrows and removing unwanted facial hair. The technique allows for the removal of multiple hairs at once, which can be more efficient than other hair removal methods.

Other terms like weaving, twisting, and sewing do not accurately describe the threading technique. Weaving typically refers to the process of interlacing threads for fabric, twisting can imply different types of manipulation of materials, and sewing is associated with stitching fabrics together. Thus, banding is the most synonymous term with the process used in threading for hair removal.