The Body Shop Sugaring Kit Reviews

The Body Shop Sugaring Kit Hair Removal

Product Type: The Body Shop Hair Removal

Newest Review: ... you require for sugaring - the sugar/syrup, spatula, and fairtrade cotton strips. All of this should cost about £12. The ... more

 ... syrup can be reheated in the pot it comes in which means less mess and less waste, plus the strips and patula are cleaned very easily and the syrup is water soluble. This is therefore great news to rinse of any residue (something you cannot do with wax) and also if you get scared and want to take it off the easy way! It is very important that you don't over heat the sugar (I always use a microwave) as it will not only BURN but may also denature the syrup and make it useless. The procedure is very much like any home w...more

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Customer The Body Shop Sugaring Kit Reviews (2)

hanlovesjames
The Body Shop Sugaring Kit: The only sugaring product on the high street (270 words)
by - written on 04/09/10 (Very useful, 385 readings)
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Sugaring is a pretty old method of hair removal believed to have been used s early as 1900BC in Egypt - clearly it as a tried and tested method. The mystery to me is why are there not more sugaring products available on the highstreet??? The body shop offers all the materials you require for sugaring - the sugar/syrup, spatula, and fairtrade cotton strips. All of this should cost about £12. The syrup can be reheated in the pot it comes in which means less mess and less waste, plus the strips and patula are cleaned very easily and the syrup is water soluble. This is therefore great news to rinse of any residue (something you cannot do with wax) and ...  Read the complete review

lil%26%2339%3Blou
A great product if you've got the knack! (443 words)
by - written on 18/05/02, updated on  18/05/02 (Very useful, 3306 readings)
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I've tried a fair few hair removal products in my time and I'm definitely all for ripping it out by the roots. However, this is, as you can imagine, never pleasant. So, after several good, bad and ugly experiences with hair removal products, I now regularly use The Body Shop's Sugaring system. Most people flinch at the mere thought of pouring hot viscous liquid on their skin and I wouldn't force it upon anybody. but if it is your personal choice to have smoother legs for longer, then this product could be for you. Nevertheless it does require some skill to make it more bare-able. It ressembles something like treacle and smells much ...  Read the complete review

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