Derms break down the pros, cons, and costs of sugaring.
As its name implies, sugaring literally involves using sugar to remove unwanted body hair — and it's also said to be much less uncomfortable than waxing. But how, exactly, does a pantry staple remove unwanted stubble from head-to-toe? Here, we asked the experts to explain everything about this sweet-sounding hair-removal technique.Sugaring, as it turns out, has actually been around since ancient Egyptian and Grecian times, according to New York City-based dermatologist.
Because it is made from sugar, lemon, and water, sugaring is also biodegradable, hypoallergenic, and can also be made using organic ingredients. Aside from the less painful components, sugaring also offers another benefit. "Compared to Additionally, the method of applying and removing the sugar paste is crucial to ensuring proper hair removal. When done correctly, sugaring works to pull hair out at the root.founder Courtney Claghorn: "A licensed aesthetician applies the sugar paste in the opposite direction of the hair growth, which allows the paste to seep into the follicle and wrap around each hair shaft. They then use a flicking motion to remove the paste, along with the hair, in the natural direction of hair growth.
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