Health & Fitness
Waxing vs Sugaring:
Sweet, but not sticky. Sugaring paste is water soluble, meaning you can wash it off with plain old water. A very different story with wax that needs to be taken off with a special wax remover, baby oil or petroleum jelly.
Sugaring does not attach to live skin cells. Sugaring will only take away dead skin cells, unlike waxing which also removes live skin cells. If you’re skin is not already over-exfoliated (using glycolic, Retin A or peels) you don’t have to worry about the sugar accidentally removing skin.
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Sugar is never hot. Wax is applied warm, but sometimes it is overheated causing a skin burn and then you know what follows- scabs. Sugar paste is used lukewarm so there’s no chance of burning the skin.
Less strain, less pain. Wax is applied with the direction of hair growth, but removed against the grain of hair growth. But the traditional sugaring technique using the paste is removed in the same direction hair grows, putting less strain on the skin- always a plus for the pain management department.
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Perfect for all parts. Certain areas of the body are just more sensitive than others. The highest pain offenders are the upper lip, chest, bikini and genital areas. Sugaring comes in extra handy when ridding hair in these zones. Oh and did we mention less chance of ingrown hairs?! This is especially important around the bikini line. Yeah!!!
At Allure Day Spa & Salon, in West Caldwell, NJ our technicians are trained using the Alexandria Professional line of Sugaring Hair Removal.
Call us today to schedule your consultation and Get Sugared! 973.882.0011 or visit us at www.alluredayspaandsalon.com