Sugaring

The sugaring technique dates from the time of the ancient Egyptians, who used to remove unwanted hairs with sugar and lemon solutions They were aware of these ingredients' antiseptic properties and therefore used them to care for and beautify their bodies. It is also known as the Arab, Halawa or Sokkar wax method, because it is traditionally used both in the Arab countries and in India.

• 100% natural product (mainly sugar and honey)
• Applied at body temperature
• Less painful than other methods
• Few or no ingrown hairs
• A very hygienic treatment; it does not leave residues
• Does not contain chemicals
• Water-soluble, meaning easy cleaning

Directions of use  

Sugaring Spatula: Melt product completely. Use the spatula to spread a thin layer, applying in the direction of hair growth. Place a strip of non-woven fabric over the wax and press to adhere. Proceed by pulling sharply, against the direction of hair growth.

Sugaring Paste: Take a little paste and soften it in your fingertips for a few moments to form a small ball. Apply the paste working against the hair growth direction, applying at least three layers. Tear off firmly towards the hair growth direction, dividing the tearing movement into several stages and picking up the paste just removed with your fingers.