lip waxing... but suagring?

Question

i know what sugaring is. i just dont knowif it really works or how to do it. so im asking. what recipe do you use, and does it really work?

if you can, cna you innclude the 'recipe' how to make the wax.
thankssss
i think it might be a little hard for me to do it on the stove, so is there a way yo ucna do it in the mocrowave. i heard that you can make this recipe and heat it for like 2-3 min. and let it cool. but if you can include the recipe. that would be very nice.

Answer 1

I've used a pre-made sugaring product & it worked. For best results for upper lip hair removal, it needs to be heated so it can be applied in a very thin layer.

I don't use it anymore because it is a hassle to heat w/o a microwave.

The advantage is that sugaring products rinse off but just like wax you need to be careful not to burn yourself.

Answer 2

Much better and easier would be to use a threader like eze-tweeze so you don't run the risk of burning yourself and much less messy and hassle free. It will remove the hair from the root just like waxing & sugaring but much easier and not as painful. Check it out on their website.

Answer 3

To be on the safe side, I'd stick to a proven technique. Waxing does the trick and don't worry about the other complicated stuff. Just get it waxed off and everything will be fine.

Answer 4

Suagring is a great alternative to waxing. It is less painful and there doesnt have to be as long of hair to be sugared. You should have it professionally done.

Answer 5

waxing isn't good for your skin. especially not for sensitive areas like your face.