Address: 8370 W. Cheyenne Ave ste 101
Las Vegas, NV 89129
Email: sanamseyebrowthreading@gmail.com
Phone: 702-405-8634
Business Hours
Monday to Saturday
9:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Sunday - Closed
Why Clients Love Eyebrow Threading:
At Sanam's, we shape brows the way it's been done for thousands of years — using only a clean cotton thread and skilled hands. No wax. No chemicals. Just precision.
• Incredibly precise — Threading gives you the cleanest, most defined brow shape you've ever had. We can sculpt detail that wax simply can't.
• Gentle on your skin — No hot wax means no peeling, no irritation, and no redness. Perfect for sensitive skin and anyone using retinoids or acne treatments.
• Results that last — Because we remove hair from the root, your brows stay clean and shaped for up to 2 weeks.
• In and out in minutes — Most clients are done in 5–10 minutes. Walk-ins always welcome — no appointment needed.
• First time? We've got you. — A little pinch, a quick sting, and it's over before you know it. Our clients tell us it's nothing like they expected — in the best way.
Come in and see for yourself. We're right inside Sanam's Bath N Body at Northshore Plaza.
Henna:
There's something special about henna that goes far beyond a pretty design. Henna — known traditionally as Mehndi (or Mehandi) — is a natural, plant-based art form that has been passed down through generations for over 5,000 years. Rooted in South Asian and Middle Eastern cultures, it's a tradition we are proud to carry forward right here in Las Vegas. No needles, no pain, no permanent commitment — just beautiful, meaningful art on you skin.
Henna's Origins:
Henna comes from the lawsonia inermis plant — a bush that thrives in the hot, dry climates of the Middle East and South Asia. The leaves are harvested, dried, and ground into a fine powder, then mixed into a paste used to create intricate designs on the skin. The plant has been valued for centuries not just for art, but for its natural properties — used in hair treatments, skin care, and heat relief. For Mehndi, the top leaves of the plant produce the richest, most vibrant color, and that's exactly what we use.