Moona Kwok, 24, inherited the face threading business from her mother, but knows of few other people her age practising it. Photo: Tessa Chan
Moona Kwok, 24, inherited the face threading business from her mother, but knows of few other people her age practising it. Photo: Tessa Chan

Does the art of face threading have a future in Hong Kong?

Face threading involves removing hair, dead skin cells and blackheads by rolling a twisted piece of cotton across the face. It was very popular in Hong Kong in the past, but few people still earn a living from it

Moona Kwok, 24, inherited the face threading business from her mother, but knows of few other people her age practising it. Photo: Tessa Chan
Moona Kwok, 24, inherited the face threading business from her mother, but knows of few other people her age practising it. Photo: Tessa Chan
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