Sugaring Hair Removal

Sugaring as a hair removal process has been around for hundreds of years. However, it has only recently gained popularity in the U.S. Sugaring hair removal is a process in which a sugar solution is applied to the skin, covered with a cloth, and quickly removed. The process is very similar to waxing, with the main difference being the ingredients used in the compound.

Benefits and Shortcomings of Sugaring Hair Removal Techniques

The appeal of sugaring lies in several factors. Unlike hair removal wax, most sugaring pastes contain all or nearly all natural ingredients, such as molasses, honey, and lemon. Unfortunately, the pain is very similar to waxing, as the hair is being removed by the roots. As the sugaring paste goes directly on the skin, a topical anesthetic cannot be used.

The other key benefit of sugaring is that the results last for much longer than shaving. While shaving can provide hair-free skin for a day-or sometimes just hours-sugaring offers smooth skin for a period of a few weeks. Also, the hair growing in should be slightly less noticeable. Many people who are interested in sugaring hair removal for these reasons end up turning to laser hair removal treatments. Laser treatments offer permanent to semi-permanent hair removal (depending on the number of treatments) that is pain-free.

As with sugaring methods, hair should grow in lighter, but this effect is much more pronounced and significantly faster with laser removal techniques. To learn more about the alternatives to sugaring hair removal, you can call us at (866) 922-1608, fill out our online form at http://www.laserhairresource.com/contactus/, or send an email to info@laserhairresource.com with your questions.

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