In the pantry, sugar packs you want to get rid of in a frenzy of post-holiday good intentions to swear eternal love to the chocolate stevia drops to which Victoria Beckham has voted (which remains the point of reference when it comes to remise en forme ) . Good. But since recycling is on the same list , the sugar in question does not end up directly in the undifferentiated but turns into a very tactical beauty ally. Sugar is in fact the main ingredient of the ancient Arab waxing or sugaring in the Anglo-Saxon lexicon (from sugar of course) that Cleopatra liked so much ( like bathing in milk ). A natural hair removal used for centuries for hair removal based on sugar paste that acts as a wax and manages to imprison even the smallest hairs (for this reason it is much more delicate on the skin, and in addition, not being applied hot, it minimizes breakage of the capillaries) spa franchise opportunities in Florida.
It is the alternative to traditional waxing
Thanks to its all-natural formula and softer technique, waxing with sugar paste is the gentle alternative to traditional waxing.
Sugar paste hair removal only adheres to dead hair and skin cells, does not stick to the surface of the epidermis, and tearing is less traumatic. While in sugaring the sugar paste is removed with a rotational and sweeter movement, in the case of hot waxing the depilatory strips adhere more tenaciously to the upper part of the epidermis and when removed with a dry and decisive tear they drag the skin with them. causing stress and redness.
In the application phase, the wax must follow the direction of the hair, while the tear takes place in the opposite direction. In sugaring, on the other hand, the hairs are pulled out in the direction of natural growth. This helps to avoid rupture of the hair follicle above and below the skin surface and to achieve longer lasting results.
The sugar paste acts as a wax but the temperature is lower and makes it more suitable for treating areas where there are fragile capillaries and more delicate parts such as the bikini area or the face; hot wax, in addition to the risk of burns, causes vasodilation that makes it unsuitable for those suffering from fragile capillaries.
