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About Sugaring Brazilian Wax

If having smooth, soft, and healthy skin in an inexpensive way has been what you’re looking for, look no further.

Tired of stubble and razor bumps? You have come to the perfect place.

What’s the difference between sugaring and waxing?
Sugaring is an all-natural, ancient technique for removing unwanted body hair. It was first developed in Egypt and has been used in various forms throughout the world for centuries.

Sugar paste is made from a mixture of lemon juice, water, and sugar, which is boiled at high temperatures to create a thick but pliable substance. This paste is then applied in the opposite direction of hair growth, then quickly removed in the direction of hair growth. The result? A smoother, more gentle waxing experience that leaves skin soft and moisturized.

Why choose sugaring over traditional waxing?
While both are effective methods of hair removal, sugar paste is gentler on the skin than traditional hard and soft waxes because it doesn’t adhere to live skin cells like traditional wax. It only sticks to dead skin cells and unwanted hair, resulting in less discomfort during removal. Plus, since there are no resins or chemicals added to sugar paste, it’s all-natural and more sanitary than other waxes.

Benefits of sugaring versus traditional waxing
Sugaring is a natural hair removal treatment that has been around for centuries. It is a mixture of lemon, water, and sugar heated to the perfect temperature, applied to the skin, and removed in the opposite direction of hair growth.

Waxing uses harsh chemicals that can irritate the skin. Sugaring is all-natural and improves the quality of the skin over time. The sugaring paste used with this method only sticks to the hair and dead skin cells, not live skin cells. Therefore it only removes unwanted hair, not healthy skin. Sugaring is much more gentle on the skin. Waxing can tear at the hair follicle when removing hair causing breakage mid-shaft and ingrown hairs to form underneath your skin.