Which hair removal method involves twisting, pulling, and rolling?

Threading is a traditional hair removal technique that involves using a thin, twisted cotton thread. This method has its origins in various cultures and is particularly popular in parts of Asia and the Middle East for its precision.

The process works by twisting the thread and using it to grip and pull out multiple hairs from the follicle at once. The twisting and rolling motion allows for the removal of fine hairs in a clean, efficient manner, which can be especially beneficial for shaping eyebrows or removing facial hair. This precision is one of threading's main advantages, as it can create well-defined shapes without the risk of skin irritation commonly associated with other methods such as waxing.

In contrast, waxing involves applying a sticky substance to the skin and then removing it quickly to pull out hairs from the root, while shaving uses a razor to cut hair at the skin's surface. Plucking refers to the individual removal of hairs using tweezers, which, while precise, is not efficient for removing multiple hairs at once like threading.