Sugaring Hair Removal

**Ana Gram** · 30-10-2008 20:35

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**Benji** · 30-10-2008 20:38

Hmmmm

tell me more.

**traseal** · 30-10-2008 20:43

never heard of it...im curious

**Honeywood** · 30-10-2008 20:48

yes how does it work?
i'm allergic to the hair removal products and bleaches and laser is to expensive.
what does it cost?
are there any side effects?

krystal

**TinyStar** · 30-10-2008 21:11

I'm assuming you are referring to the traditional middle eastern method of hair removal made using lemon juice and sugar boiled up into a waxy syrup. Applied in the same way as normal shop bought hair removal wax.

Now sadly that is a secret passed down from generation to generation of ladies.

and I wasn't "wog" enough to share the secret with

damn inlaws!

Apparently it works a treat and even men are ceremonially waxed for their weddings

**ComeBackKid** · 30-10-2008 21:11

I am intrigued....

Never heard of it before.

**TinyStar** · 30-10-2008 21:13

Have you tried Nads? Apparently that is similar......

Made by a middle eastern lady.....Sue Ishmael

**MooMum** · 30-10-2008 21:15

Hmmmmm I want to know more!!!!

**TinyStar** · 30-10-2008 21:21

Thanks google !

http://www.pioneerthinking.com/bodysugaring.html
seems pretty spot on.

Sorry Chelle described as painful,

I have heard that IPS is the least amount of pain for hair removal (not IPL)

**TinyStar** · 30-10-2008 21:27

IPS and IPL are the "permenant" hair removal alternatives (not sure if these are laser or not)

I have heard IPL stings and makes your skin go red, but IPS is relatively pain free.

You'd need to go to a specialty beautician or clinic for that.