#Sugaring wax temperature skin#

Traditional beeswax and rosin waxes generally need a solvent or oil to clean it up. If you have ever dripped standard wax where it doesn’t belong, you know it’s quite a different story. When it is a hard surface, skin, or a sheet you use as a protective surface, this wax will clean up effortlessly. Just take yourself to a sink or shower, warm up the water and dissolve the sugar. You look down and see a glob of melted sticky sugar everywhere. Sugar, why should you choose this method for hair removal? At first you may find yourself in a sticky mess. We need to exfoliate and hydrate it in order to keep it radiant.

#Sugaring wax temperature skin#

As you may know we're all about that! You deserve to look and feel beautiful and our skin is our largest organ. I’m excited to share my sugaring journey with you all and I hope this blog helps you to safely and conveniently master those techniques.īesides this being an excellent and convenient form of hair removal, it is also a way we can hit pause and practice a little self care. The years I spent waxing that unwanted body hair, I always preferred sugar wax as my weapon of choice. The training I received in 2013 as an Esthetician proved to be timeless techniques. Of course for certain areas of the body it is probably best to see a professional. You can also make your own sugar wax mixture at home with just a few simple ingredients. You can purchase sugar wax at many local beauty supply stores such as Ulta. Clean-up may still be a little sticky but it comes right off with a little hot water. It is relatively easy to use with the right technique and better for the body.

This ancient Egyptian method for hair removal has lasted this long for a reason.