I first found out about the sugaring method of hair removal over the internet, I was looking for a better chemical free method of pulling body hair and this seem really cool due to the fact that was made of mainly sugar with the occasional lemon and essential oils added to it. The simplicity of it is really fascinating, I lived all this long without even hearing about so I had to try it. The method works by heating up a bit a ready made sugaring solution, applying it on the legs in the hair growth direction with a wood spatula, applying a cotton strip over the sugar paste and then pulling it in the opposite direction of the hair growth. The cotton strips can ...  Read the complete review

With all these ways of getting rid of unwanted hair a girl can wonder if too much choice is a bad thing, but thankfully I have turned to the ancient art of sugaring to remove my hair. We all have hair we wish we could hide don’t try and deny it and so I would recommend that you consider sugaring. What is sugaring…? It is a completely natural, and organic, method of hair removal, which is years and years old. Sugaring will remove any unwanted hair, but get this, your skin will be left very smooth and soft because it gets rid of any dead skin cells. A sticky paste is put on the unwanted hair and then ripped off. Sounds a little like waxing ...  Read the complete review

Sugaring is a type of hair removal, and a term that covers two types of treatment. The most common is very similar to waxing in that a solution is smoothed onto the skin and whipped off with cloth or paper strips, taking the hair with it. Sugaring is available both as kits to do at home, as well as in a salon - and I'd always recommend that anyone who hasn't used this method of depilation before has at least one salon treatment to see how it's done and whether it's effective for you. Whether sugaring or waxing is 'better' is really a matter of personal preference, your skin type and how tough the hair is that you want to ...  Read the complete review

July 1st UPDATE - I was so impressed by this, that I have booked to have my eyebrows done again on the 9th. I haven't booked to get my eyelashes tinted again though. ******************************************** ORIGINAL OPINION On Monday, I had a girlie day, as some of you will know from my opinion on eyelash tinting! I had my hair cut and highlighted by my friend, who is a qualified hairdresser and beautician. She also offered to treat my eyebrows with a technique called sugaring. I hadn’t heard of this. I’ve never sugared or waxed anything, and although I do shave, I use my other half’s disposable ...  Read the complete review

I tried sugaring as an alternative to waxing but I wasn't very impressed with the result. Sugaring can be used for the removal of unwanted hair on the face (upper lip), bikini line, under arms, or legs. It's fairly inexexpensive and easy to use. All you have to do is to dissolve the sugar in hot water and apply. The fabric strips supplied are placed on the area being treated. When the sugar is dry you simply pull off the strips and the hair comes with them. This was very painfull and only about 90 percent effective. It left some hairs behind. Waxing is probably slighty more painful but it is more effective. If you have strong hair growth I ...  Read the complete review