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If you want to make sugaring as effective as possible, be sure to prepare properly. As Dr. Ilyas notes above, the sugar paste has to firmly grip hair and skin in order to work. "When the product is stripped to remove hair, superficial skin cells may follow and leave the skin feeling raw, sensitive or uncomfortable."

Preparing your skin for this trauma can make the process a bit more comfortable in the long run. Dr. Ilyas recommends applying glycerin to the skin, as it is a humectant that can draw moisture into the skin. "A pre-wax product containing glycerin can help prime the skin and add moisture to make it better prepared to withstand the effects of hair removal," she says. She also recommends using moisturizing products that include ingredients like shea butter and argan oil, which can trap moisture in the skin and form a protective barrier.

You should also clean the area you’re removing hair from with soap and water beforehand, https://timebusinessnews.com/the-sweet-deal-exploring-the-gains-and-losses-of-sugaring-for-hair-depilation/ Dr. Blyumin-Karasik says. She recommends gently exfoliating with a loofah sponge to remove dead skin cells. She also notes that you shouldn’t sugar if the area has scrapes, irritations or sunburn, which can lead to a risk of complications, like further skin irritation.

Sugaring is the use of a paste made of water, sugar, and lemon that can be a less painful way to temporarily remove body hair than something like waxing. It is easy to prepare for and can be done in most spas across the United States.