What is sugaring?

Sugaring is a painless hair elimination method. Its very different from the usual waxing, sugaring does not necessitate paper strips. The cosmetician only use a special gel made of sugar, lemon juice, and water. Using their own hands, the cosmetician spreads the mixture onto the skin in the direction other than the hair growth and lets it stick into the hair for a few seconds. The mixtures hardens a bit and gets slightly solid. Then it’s pulled off to keep the hair intact and prevent breakage while completely removing it from the skin. The normal wax solidifies on the hair, it has the trait to break it off at the tip, rather than pull it out. The traditional waxing can actually leave 20 percent of breakage behind. With sugaring’s more painless method, hair grows back less and softer.

What is in the sugaring paste?

As told before, the sugaring paste is created out of sugar, lemon juice, and water—and nothing else. There are no toxins, perfume, or coloring added. It’s also friendly for people with allergies, making it a better option for ultra-sensitive skin. It is very natural, and is even surprising edible because of how safe it is. Traditional wax is heated to make it into a semi-solid and is applied while it’s fairly hot. This can lead to slight redness and burns and even rarely causes scarring.

During summer’s, more people tend to dress in flowy and short clothes which means, that it is hair-removal season. Hair removal can usually be painful, expensive, time consuming by other methods but with sugaring it’s very fast, affordable and fast.

Where on your body can you get sugared?

Generally, All over the body Legs, arms, bikini area, lips, even underarms—anywhere you feel comfortable enough to get your hair removed from as long as the hair is long enough to pull out. Sugaring usually requires one-eighth inch of hair, about the height of a grain of rice. This is the length it usually grows in only six after shaving. All types of hair can be sugared if they’re the appropriate length.

What’s the advantage?

The method sugaring allows hair to grow in a lesser speed and more sparse. The more routinely you get sugaring, the less you’ll be bothered by the unwanted, thick hair growth. That’s because hair grows in cycles, and the more usually you remove it in the center of a growth cycle, the more time it takes to regrow. If you start doing sugaring in a regular pattern, your hair will become more sparse and thinner, and, then gradually, will be almost not visible, much like a baby’s hair. In comparison to waxing and shaving, sugaring results in so irritation and less redness after the sugaring.

What’s the pain like compared to waxing?

Usually pain tolerance varies from person to person, most clients say that their sugaring experiences were less painful than other hair-removal techniques. Sugaring is less painful because the sugar paste doesn’t stick to the skin cells like wax does, it just sticks to the hair, thus, it doesn’t not cause much pain.

How often can you get sugared?

Most clients come in every month to get sugared. Although ,that can vary on your hair definition. For people with thick and dark hair.

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