That Threading Place

They’re open on Sundays! This place was quick, very clean and gave my eyebrows a beautiful, natural shape! I am very happy with the result I would definitely recommend!

Hopefully this is the same threading shop ive visited at memorial mall in the last 5 months, alot of the reviews are old and this is regarding the shop in 2014. I will never be returning to this place! First of all, the quality of shaping is never consistent and the customer service is bad, granted I’ve never had the best service at any threading shop. But what really made me stop going to this place, is when I went in for a shaping and the lady rushed while working on my brows (the store wasn’t busy). The shaping was so bad that I had to keep asking her to clean it up more. A couple days after the event I noticed that I had scabs forming on my brow, turns out that she ripped the skin off in multiple spots during the process, I also broke out across my brow bone. I rather learn to tweeze my brows myself rather than deal with the inconsistencies and damage caused by this store.

This is not a bad 1 star review, I’m just commenting to let yall know that it is no longer a kiosk, it is a storefront in memorial city mall called brow studio 7. I tried to get my brows done yesterday at that threading place only to find out it doesn’t exist anymore. Hope I helped!

The person i had was very very rough on my eyes and the customer service was TERRIBLE I called the next day to talk to the owner and who ever answered the phone Just question why i was calling and did not let me talk to the person in charge. i will never recommend this place to anyone

I have always had my eyebrows waxed and by no means was I ever looking to thread them; as I heard how painful it is. However, after hopping around from place to place in the Memorial City area, I could just not find a place that was as good as the one I normally attended on the North side of Houston. Considering I had no other options, I decided to give this place a try after reading some of the good reviews. Okay, so the customer service there is not that great. The lady is a little rude and she made me feel a bit nervous BUT, my eyebrows turned out GORGEOUS. It’s been about 4 weeks and I’ve only had to pluck a few hairs to keep up. I’ll definitely be going back. Worth every penny. (Oh, and by the way, they are no longer a kiosk. They actually have a store front now, so don’t waste your time walking around wondering where it is. If you park right by Dillards, you can walk in through those doors and it’ll be the first store on your right hand side. They have also changed the name but I can’t recall what they changed it to.)

Wonderful place to get your eyebrows threaded. It’s convenient, cheap, and reliable. There are two locations inside the mall: one is near Target and the other one near Victoria’s Secret.
I’ve been a few times and I’ve always gotten them done with a particular woman (can’t recall her name) but she’s young and really sweet. She’s great at what she does and will listen to your requests.
I just came back from threading my eyebrows earlier today with an older woman. I was hesitant at first to get them done with someone new but I didn’t think there was going to be a big difference. Wrong decision. She ripped out some of my hairs (there are some cuts on the bottom of one of my eyebrows) and she didn’t really speak English that well when I told her that I wanted a natural/​clean shaping. She did her job but I think she could have been more careful…
Overall, I have had a great experience with this place; I would just be more careful with who I get my eyebrows done (if given the choice)!

I rarely pay for beauty services, and have never had my brows tweezed or waxed professionally. A friend of mine has noticeably gorgeous eyebrows, and she told me about threading, so I sought out a reliable place while visiting Houston.
Had a great experience today at That Threading Place. I arrived around noon and there were three clients ahead of me. I waited about 15 minutes or so, and got to see each client’s results. The practitioner did a great job on each person, with very little discussion necessary. It was my first time, and the first eyebrow didn’t hurt as badly as I had expected.
The second eyebrow went more quickly, and I think maybe my body started to release some endorphins or something because it was rather painful. When it was over, my eyebrows looked completely gorgeous and symmetrical (a first for me), and I felt really good (hence endorphins).
I also had my upper lip done, and I can attest that threading in this region is less painful than waxing.
The practitioner (Shah – not sure about the spelling) told me that it is slower in the mornings and gets busy in the afternoons. She’s been in the location outside Dillard’s for five years.
Even though I am a fairly frugal and low-​maintenance person, I really appreciate this service, and think it’s worthwhile and preferable to home wax strips and tweezers (my usual arsenal).

I searched many sites to find the best place to get my eyebrows threaded in Houston. I came to this place because the reviews were great! Before lunchtime, I went to the location in front of Target (they have two locations in the mall) at MCM. There was an older woman there.
There wasn’t a line so she immediately began doing my eyebrows and was kind of rough compared to other places I’ve been. Occasionally she would tell me to hold my eyelid shut and I would, but when she needed me to let go, instead of telling me, she would just swat my hand away. This is a little irritating, but I am a big girl and just brushed it off. When she finished, my eyebrows hurt so bad, but I said «thank-​you», paid and left.
When I got home and the redness had gone down, I noticed that one eyebrow was much longer than the other. I just tweezed the longer one until it was even. Then later, when my husband got home from work, he asked me what happened to my eye. I didn’t know what he was talking about so I looked in the mirror. I then saw that she had CUT ME with the thread, right above my eyelid, twice.
Overall the service was fast, but I WOULD NOT recommend this place to anyone.

I’m glad the other reviews enticed me to come here, because I was VERY happy with the results.
I got my eyebrows threaded on a Saturday afternoon. There were 6 or 7 people in line ahead of me, which translated into a 20 minute or so wait.
I think Amy was the lady who threaded them for me. She did a very clean job with nary a stray hair. It’s impressive, considering that the lighting in there isn’t perfect.
I love that they take credit cards, too. If you add tip to your total, they give you it in cash so you can put it in the tip jar. Very cool! For $ 10 (plus tip) and a very satisfied outcome, I’d highly recommend coming here.

This kiosk came to my rescue yesterday, probably saved me from having a unibrow, phew!
I desperately needed to get my eyebrows cleaned up, they were out of control! All the usual places I frequent had already closed by 7pm, but thank goodness I remembered to come here since they have the same hours as Memorial City Mall, they close around 9pm.
If you don’t mind being stared at by the mall shoppers walking by, some even stop to stare, especially the curious men who try to figure out what the heck is going on, then you will be ok here.
I liked my brows okay after the lady finished; I liked them better the last time around, when a different lady worked on them. This lady was in a bit of a hurry it seemed. They charge $ 10 for your brows, but I have found cheaper places that do a better job, or maybe I just didn’t get the most skilled of the 2 women working this evening.
They had a sign that stated they now have a second kiosk located by the Target wing; they must be doing something right if they opened a second location in the same mall.

Thank you SO much ladies, for recommending this place!
I have been looking for a threading place for about a year and a half. I live near MCM, yet have not actually been inside the mall in years. Wow, has the mall gotten beautiful. And you were right! This place and these ladies are awesome. I feel like a new woman.
I went because of the previous ladies’ reviews. There are actually two kiosks: one in the Dillard’s wing of the mall and the other in the Target wing. I went to the Dillard’s one and Lubna was my specialist.
I went at 11:45 a.m., and indeed there was a line 3 ladies deep. But I waited maybe 10 minutes, so I can’t complain. Lubna was fast, efficient, and very gentle. I have super sensitive skin and can be a crybaby with waxing/​threading, but this was very easy. $ 10 for a threading every 3 weeks? I can definitely handle this!
My advice is to park at the north entrance of Dillard’s and walk in from there. Walk through Dillard’s, and the kiosk straight ahead in the walkway about 200 feet from the Dillard’s store front and in front of the store Shasa.
I suppose that another benefit of operating out of a kiosk is that these ladies get plenty of practice and can successfully tackle any eyebrow challenge! I will definitely become a regular unless something unforeseen happens.

Everytime my brows need some maintenance, I head over to memorial mall! Might as well kill 2 birds with 1 stone and shop while Im at it! :)
At first, it’s embarrassing to sit out in the open and have onlookers watch you, but after the first few times, there’s no shame!
There’s 2 kiosks inside Memorial mall, near Fossil and Express. I get a different lady EVERY time, but they all know what they’re doing and they seem to have a good eye for shaping your eyebrows.
$ 10 for the eyebrows = pretty decent deal. And don’t forget to tip: D
BTW, Jui who works every sunday is amazing!

woohoo!!! After having bad luck with finding a hairstylist in a new city, I at least found a good threading lady!!! Sultana — she’s the best.
I live in the memorial area and was checking out the mall. even though my eyebrows were in *beastly* shape, and the fact that the lady I frequented right before I moved had fudged mine up to the point of one was arched and the other was round, and the round one was skinnier than the arched one… sigh. why do these things keep happening to me?
OK– so back to what I was ranting about. ah yes my unruly bushy and uneven eyebrows. Sultana is SUPER CLEAN. she sanitizes everything from the chair you sit on, to the scissors she uses to trip the brows, to the brush she combs them with to her hands (and boy am I glad coz if you just go into any random Indian threading joint, you won’t see anyone doing that). She actually managed to give me arched eyebrows and evened them out!!! I was in eyebrow heaven, if there is any such thing.
Oh, and I went back (my original visit was 3 wks ago) and yesterday she did an equally awesome job again! for $ 10, seriously ppl, its a sin not to tip these hardworking ladies. Once you get there, make sure you scribble your name on the little notebook, coz I been there twice, both times on wkday afternoons to avoid the wknd lineups, and still BOTH times I had 3 – 4 women ahead of me waiting. yep she’s just that good
OH, and if you write your name, and take a short walk down to the Starbucks down the hall, grab a latte, browse some fun lingerie in VS across the kiosk, she won’t complain :)
Do your eyebrows some good, show them some needed TLC, ditch the wax and go for the thread! its soo worth it.

Okay, okay. Your thinking, «really, Gina, you get your eyebrows done in the middle in the mall?» — YES. And I’ve been known to drive out to Harwin area AND even as far as Austin for my prized brows…
And hey! maybe I shouldn’t give away my secrets, and/​or have you show up and watch me get my eyebrows threaded, BUT, i am generous and so I will.
Barring the fact that this small kiosk is OUT IN THE OPEN in the Dillard’s wing of Memorial City Mall, this place has no other drawbacks to speak of. The threading is quick, minimally painless and really really reasonably priced for other places that do threading in town. Lubna, the threading stylist is super experienced and always gives my brows the perfect shape.
Insiders tip: Go early, don’t forget to SIGN IN or expect a line of ladies and the ocassional dude– and a crowd of passersby who will stare and even come ask you if it hurts. Last but not least — tip well, people — these ladies are doing a great service for a really good price!