Gooday Beautie Parlour
Brow threading is the main trade at Gooday, which opened in 1983. It now runs across three shopfronts and an upstairs floor, with a hair and barber side for men and women. Nobody books a threading slot: you take a number at the counter and wait your turn.
Come here if
- You've found threading painful elsewhere
- You want Indian-style threading done fast
- You're bringing children for henna or a first haircut
Maybe not if
- You'd like to see prices before you go: none are published online
Known for
What guests come here for
What people say
Regulars who stayed
Regulars who first came as teenagers still come, often with a mother or daughter along.
How close it comes to what you asked for
The henna artists have copied designs from customers' own photos.
Threaders here shape one brow and check it with you before matching the other.
Over-threading is the complaint that comes up: a few left with thinner brows than they'd asked for.
They explain what they are doing
Threaders have shown people how to hold the skin of the brow so the line comes out even.
Several who arrived with brows botched at another parlour had the threader explain what went wrong and how often to come back.
The small extras
After waxing, therapists have put ice on the skin to calm it.
Children having henna go home with a lollipop and a balloon.
What people say about the price
Threading costs little, and visitors were surprised how cheap the henna was.
Haircuts and colour are where the grumbles about price sit.
Summarised from thousands of public reviews. Last reviewed October 2026.
Who to ask for
People customers name in public reviews, and what they said about them. Not a full list of who works here.
“Priya groomed my brows really well without me needing to tell her the shape.”
“I followed Deepak's recommendation for a haircut and it turned out amazing.”
“Sasi did a great job in evening out my uneven eyebrows.”
“Thank you Lekha for helping me reshape my brows and giving carefully considered advice”
Services
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Common questions
The things people ask before booking
Q Which services can be booked ahead?
Facials, waxing and hair treatments, through the request form on the website, which asks for two working days' notice.
Q When is it least busy?
Weekday mornings and early afternoons. The longest waits, an hour or more, have come on weekends, in the evenings and in the weeks before Deepavali.
Q How long does henna take?
Simple designs take a few minutes. Pick from the design books at the front, and leave the paste to dry before you touch anything.
