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how to
it takes either:
1 cup sugar
half a lemon's juice
1/4 cup honey
or
2 cup sugar
1/4 cup lemon juice
1/4 cup water
mix.
microwave for 2-3 min.--or cook on stove until golden brown color
cool down to applicable temp
apply with something--fingers, dull knife, ect
a thin layer (about 1/4 inch)
put on a cotton strip over
rip offComment
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I was in a sams club a week and a half ago and i bought a sugaring kit from a demo team...That night I used it on my legs and under my arms and it is amazing...I usually stick to waxing- as i hate the hair regrowth from shaving- but i am just as smooth as i was day one- and it was painless! The product is called "sugar me smooth" and they have a website...though i would suggest finding out if they are going to be in your local sams club as the young ladies did a whole demo for me so that i knew exactly what i was doing...they also have the kit for a cheaper price at the demos than on the website
Hope this helps!!!
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Sugaring is best for me
I've had sugaring done since 1984 by a trained professional. They tend to use a sugaring paste so they put a huge blob on their hand, run it down your leg etc and then flick it back up to pull the hair out. As mentioned before you can go over the same area again unlike waxing and it is water soluble so it can be washed off. Plus it removes the dead skin cells on you as well (turning the paste an opaque colour). I highly recommend it as it is not so harsh and tends to be cheaper (I am in Hampshire and pay £32 for a full leg, bikini and underarm).Comment
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I have been doing the brazillian with sugaring for the last 7 months or so and am SO happy with it. I have it done professionally and I have no complaints. There is no strip of cloth or anything it is just the sugar that is flicked and the hair comes with it. I go about every 5 weeks and it is smooth. I Love the sugaring. I will say that I never did the waxing as I was talking with friends who had done both and they preferred the sugaring as it was less painful.Comment
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Sugar is never hot. Wax is applied warm, but sometimes overheated causing a skin burn and then you know what follows- scabs. Sugar paste is used lukewarm so there’s no chance of burning the skin.
Less strain, less pain. Wax is applied with the direction of hair growth, but removed against the grain of hair growth. But the traditional sugaring technique using the paste is removed in the same direction hair grows, putting less strain on the skin- always a plus for the pain management department.Comment
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