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Can threading or waxing eyebrows repeatedly for many years cause wrinkles or sagging skin around the eyes?
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Unlikely: Repeated waxing/threading of the brows is unlikely to cause wrinkles or sagging. Sun exposure, smoking, and genetics are much more likely to play a role in wrinkle formation. Wear sunscreen :).
Answered 2/23/2014
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