Sugaring vs. Waxing | sugared
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sugaring

waxing

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SAME SAME, BUT DIFFERENT: LEARN WHAT'S SPECIAL ABOUT SUGARING AS A HAIR REMOVAL TECHNIQUE

Sugar paste is simply made out of lemon juice, sugar and water.

Ingredients

Most waxes are made with chemical ingredients, mainly resins and preservatives.

Sugar paste is applied at body temperature and will not burn your skin. 

temperature

Wax must be heated to a high degree and can cause burning or scarring of skin.

cleanliness

You will never leave a sugaring session feeling sticky.

Wax needs oil or chemical solvents to remove residue left on skin.

Sugaring removes hair in the direction of growth, resulting in much more refined regrowth. 

REGROWTH

Waxing removes hair against the grain, which can cause breakage, leading to ingrowns.

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Sugaring only adheres to dead skin cells, exfoliating the skin
while removing hair. 

skin repair

Waxing adheres to and tears live skin cells, causing long-term damage to skin.

Sugaring is safe for all skin conditions, even sensitive types with eczema.

suitability

Waxing is not 100% safe for any skin type.

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bacteria

Sugar is bacteria resistant.

Bacteria breeds in wax warmers.

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environment

A ball of sugar paste can be used repeatedly on different parts of your body.

Waxing with cloth strips and sticks creates far more environmental waste.

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