FAILPROOF EASY Sugar Wax Recipe for BEGINNERS

[@CathyLulu]

Longer more detailed video here! 👉🏻 kzbin.info/www/bejne/rpLPq3mqfJWtepI

[@x_u_ha_il]

Is this a permanent removal ?

[@candacemackintosh6227]

Hii, how should you store the wax ? After you have used it and still have left over

[@fashionista221]

I made it but my wax becomes hard when i heat it for use ...

[@jessagomez4919]

@@fashionista221 you don't need to heat it every use, just use it as it is

[@lindacarol5982]

The link to longer video Doesn't work

[@syrehanmin6342]

I would reccomend being extra careful when putting the wax in the ice bath to cool because if the glass isn't tempered it can explode from the thermal stress!

[@luluowq9827]

Mine exploded

[@pickles2365]

I saw this comment… now I’m taking mine out 🤣 lol

[@pickles2365]

@Syre Han min Also, will it explode; as in, the glass will break?

[@user-ke4uy9vi1e]

@@pickles2365 yes, it would shatter

[@tinymuse]

I was literally coming here to say this, doing that is very dangerous!

[@ethanv.o.6455]

psa: be Extremely careful doing what she just did. some glass, if taken from temperatures above boiling to an ice bath, can shatter and explode, especially if they're already sealed.

[@aryabellastark4057]

Tks! Thats what I thoght finally someone said this

[@jasminetelesford9848]

True👍🏼, learned the hard way

[@dampalka]

what a coincidence because the grape juice i prepared last night and kept it in a tub of ice for cooling down exploded this morning breaking the tub as well...

[@gngrboi707]

Yeah I was thinking that too good thing it didn’t shatter even when she transferred it to the jar usually you put jars in hot water and let them cool on their own

[@jeezursilly5252]

@@gngrboi707 I'm trying to speed up the process so I put mine in the fridge.

[@priyankagarg2323]

Use old jeans as wax strip as it provides a good grip to pull out hairs and cause less hurt compared to other synthetic strips

[@NamesMori]

Thank you! I'm gonna try it out

[@jiuk.679]

But ne careful while using jeans it can also pull up your skin too if more than req pressure is applied

[@zubayrahvoster1192]

As someone with many a denim scraps, thank you for this

[@priyankagarg2323]

@@jiuk.679 excess pressure cannot be applied as jeans are tough

[@narihanaASMR]

i also use old amazon packages (the plastic bags) as strips as long as its non porous and is flexible enough to adhere to the wax👍🏻

[@tot338]

It is an old Arab method of hair removal, and because I have Arab origins, I advise you to use Saad oil immediately after hair removal. It helps make the hair follicle much weaker to reduce the speed of hair growth.

[@jijaaah]

can i use olive oil

[@farahamin9670]

Saad oil what's that in arabic ?

[@lili3265]

زيت السعد ​@@farahamin9670

[@starfoxandstellar9917]

​@@farahamin9670زيت سعد probably a brand name

[@caterlink99]

Damn imma have to try this out

[@mehreenhassan93]

1. Follow the recipe measurements exactly, I just cooked it for a few minutes longer to get the color in the video because I started with very low heat (it was my first time so I was scared to over cook it). 2. I placed my glass container in a warm water bath for at least 10 minutes before pouring in the hot wax. 3. After pouring the wax and placing the lid, I drained a little bit of the warm water and started adding ice cubes (five to six cubes every 10 seconds) so that there is not temperature shock. 4. After two hours my wax got very hard so I placed it in very hot water bath for about 9 minutes and melted right away. Again be careful with temperature change slowly add very hot water so there is no shock. 5. The wax should be like lava texture it should move pretty slowly in the glass container. 6. Apply a very very thin layer in the direction of your hair on your face/ body and then remove it with a wax strip. 7. I have saved the remaining wax in my pantry (if you are scared on ants or bug attacking it, sprinkle some cinnamon around it) 8. Happy waxing!

[@dextrous1]

What if i only want to use wax without strips?

[@mehreenhassan93]

@@dextrous1 I think for that you would probably have to find a different recipe, someone I commented on this video saying if you cook it a bit longer you wouldn’t have to use strips but I don’t know how much longer

[@gurpreetkaur59233]

In which direction it should be used please tell me please 🥺🥺

[@mehreenhassan93]

@@gurpreetkaur59233 in the direction of the hair

[@gurpreetkaur59233]

@@mehreenhassan93 ok thanks

[@raptorjesus7436]

Little info : you can cook the sugar differently to use it differently. You can have a hard wax, a soft wax etc depending on what you prefer. Look a bit more into it. And we also avoid applying it in the direction of the hair growth to pull it opposite. We apply it against the hair growth to make sur the wax fully coats the hair and really grabs it from the root, to pull it in the direction of the hair growth to avoid breaking the hair.

[@hallesinclair5174]

You're correct with most sugars but wrong here. We do apply against and pull with but for her type of sugar which is a strip wax and very soft, she did the right thing. For her type it's actually the opposite and she did it correctly, apply with hair and pull against.

[@raptorjesus7436]

@@hallesinclair5174 is there anything you want to add to the conversation or is repeating what I said good enough for you ?

[@KROD225]

​@@raptorjesus7436they Didn't even repeat what you said 😂 but go ahead and keep being a rude ass on the internet 💀💀

[@_NeKoChAnP]

​@@raptorjesus7436 calm down, she's adding that you're wrong and the video was right, she didn't said what you said.

[@raptorjesus7436]

@@_NeKoChAnP not really.

[@blablaamna134]

You need to let it sit for 4,5 more mins on stove to make it more thick then you don’t need a strip with this wax , it’s amazing makes skin smooth and brightens up i am using it from last 10years…

[@SoMooLand1nine7]

Last ren years??? Do You still have alot?? Orr ??

[@Anon-lg5rj]

Hi I am allergic to lemon Any alternative for sensitive skin

[@blablaamna134]

@@Anon-lg5rj hello I was allergic too the lemon wax in saloons always give me pimples and burning sensations but home made wax with proper amount of lemon and sugar doesn’t create such issues you can try once once got blend well it will be perfect for any type of skin trust me….

[@Anon-lg5rj]

@@blablaamna134 thanks a lot .

[@shininggorgeous3426]

I want to make the moldy one like a past without strips not this one because it works so good with my armpits but unfortunately the past gets really hard in a second its so frustrating I think im not doing the right measurements of the ingredients how can I keep the past moldy ? Thank you

[@unbleebubblebubble566]

I use this method for 4 years now and it's perfect. I wax myself and control the temperature , consistency of wax according to climate. Also I have experienced that cotton cloth strips hurts less than readymade from market.

[@unbleebubblebubble566]

@Melanie yes , you can save the leftover wax. It will harden depending upon the climate. You can reheat again using double boiler. I store my wax in a steel can with lid. And when I have to use it again, i just melt it in double boiler on stove or put it in "wax heater" either directly or use wax heater as a double boiler. Put some water in it and then put the steel can without lid.

[@Chidinma_18]

​@@unbleebubblebubble566 thank you for telling it can be reused. I've Been looking for this comment all the while 😊

[@Chidinma_18]

Are cotton cloth straps gotten from the market too?

[@unbleebubblebubble566]

@@Chidinma_18 cotton strips works good. Can be reused by washing them and soaking the in antiseptic liquid. Strips should not be too thick (like denim cloth) and too thin (it will rip ). And only use the your strips on yourself and do not share with someone else.

[@user-gc7pv7ok9x]

if you leave it for more time It's going to be thicker than you take it and treated like if you are holding a slime(Searching about it in KZbin will help) then you put it in the area you wanna clean and you know, do the work. it's much better in my opinion because you don't waste anything, just the sugar and your hands will do the job.

[@shininggorgeous3426]

I want to make the moldy one like a past without strips not this one because it works so good with my armpits but unfortunately the past gets really hard in a second its so frustrating I think im not doing the right measurements of the ingredients how can I keep the past moldy ? Thank you

[@user-gc7pv7ok9x]

​@@shininggorgeous3426 Maybe add more lime juice? That may help, I'm not quite sure of the measurements because it's a traditional thing so it's a " Your eyes are your balance" situation. I will ask my mum about it and if there's something else may help I'm gonna add it here.

[@shininggorgeous3426]

@@user-gc7pv7ok9x oh thank you it worked eventually, yesterday after I commented I went straight to the kitchen and I made it with vinegar 😅

[@amirarana]

I have been making and using sugar wax at home for the past 3 years, the unwanted hair growth has slowed down and the process is cheaper than the parlour.😁✨

[@amirarana]

@AiMaN ASiF Yeah the recipe is same but I heat the wax as hot as the skin can bear, not too hot or too cold.Then I follow the same method with the help of a strip.

[@onlybts_]

Where u get the strips

[@Zoyyaaa____]

Can we store that for 1 week or a month

[@amirarana]

@@Zoyyaaa____ Yes of course, you can store it in a airtight glass jar at room temperature for up to several months.

[@deekshakotti5782]

Is it really painfull compared to the normal wax ??

[@emilyblenn]

making sugar wax is not fail proof. like making candy, elevation and room temperature effect cooking times and temperatures. dont give up if you fail the first few times, just learn what works for you. the cooking times will also be different depending on if you want to use wax strips or the "flick method", which requires harder wax and a slightly longer cooking time. i recommended watching some longer videos before attempting this, there is more information that couldn't fit in the minute long video.

[@kittenseven4269]

I've taken quite a few times of learning making it too gooey making it too hard and I have a candy thermometer to help before I finally got the hang of making sugar wax. If they're making sugar strip wax rather than normal sugar wax there's more room for error I guess

[@jenniferrian9496]

Thank you

[@saludosalsol]

Amen agreed… I made like ten batches before I made one I was happy with. Because I wanted to use it without wax strips it’s way harder to get it to that sticky, not gooey consistency where you can use it without wax strips.

[@xMelodyx5]

@@saludosalsol is it okay to ask if you can share your method of making the wax? i’ve tried about 5x and i still can’t get it right! i have trouble with overcooking it :/ some times they work fine enough that i can still wax using the flick method.

[@anthonyvillarias8829]

@@saludosalsol please teach us your ways. Enlighten us Sensei!! 😊✌️

[@xchasingthefallx]

Pro tip: make sure you're waxing on clean skin and apply cornstarch to remove excess oils so the wax stick better. Remember to dust away excess cornstarch before applying ^.^

[@RR-bm2us]

Will normal talcum powder work instead of cornstarch?

[@xchasingthefallx]

@RR-bm2us You can use talcum powder but I usually avoid it because of the cancer risk

[@RR-bm2us]

@@xchasingthefallx ok thank you so much for replying ❤

[@unique4532]

Do you apply wax the opposite of hair growth ? Multiple videos are saying different things

[@Dopaminefeen]

Is there anything besides cornstarch I could use?

[@BeforeSunrise]

As a Tunisian myself, sugaring is the traditional way of taking our hair since forever, we know nothing but it and we learn it as soon as we hit puberty to clean ourselves, I’d just like to say: This is NOT correct, it will NOT take your hair out. You are taking sugaring and turning it into waxing, which you have nice old wax for that 🧐 sugaring does not require wax strips and is candy hard when it’s that cold (the literal translation of the name of the sugaring is “candy” and we say are you doing candy today, and it’s both a code and a known name) yours is WAY undercooked, usually we don’t add water at all when making “candy” we put sugar and lemon juice and cook them until elastic. Caramel elastic. We cool it down and then we work it well to improve the elasticily between our fingers, if it’s a little hard we add a drop of water and keep working it then we sugar every inch of our bodies that has undesirable hair.

[@Anon-lg5rj]

Hi Thanks for the information I am allergic to lemon Any alternative for sensitive skin?

[@BeforeSunrise]

@@Anon-lg5rj Glad I helped 😊 Once when I was little I’ve seen my aunt using underripe grapes from the tree because she needed sugaring but didn’t have lemons or limes at home. (We usually use lemon or lime). Basically you need some form of acid to mix with sugar to produce elasticity that helps in taking the hair painlessly.

[@Anon-lg5rj]

@@BeforeSunrise Thanks a lot for taking your time out to help me ! 😊

[@BeforeSunrise]

@@Anon-lg5rj you’re most welcome honey 😊 I hope it helps

[@waziyaptbaig2458]

Can you show it on Actually hairy skin rather than already cleared one?

[@CathyLulu]

I've been waxing for many years now, so my body hair is pretty minimal and thin now (hard to see in camera). But when I first started I had a lot more hair so it definitely reduces the hair on your body if you are consistent!

[@waziyaptbaig2458]

@@CathyLulu that's soo good!🎉 But you can show it on someone who has hair..coz cold wax is also sticky but often failed to remove hairs! At least in my case and it doesn't suit me either (cause acne!)

[@khumarishjaan1549]

It works I've tried it too but the lemon juice is the main thing .if u don't add it ..it don't make the right consistency

[@Anon-lg5rj]

@@khumarishjaan1549 Hi I am allergic to lemon Any alternative for sensitive skin?

[@khumarishjaan1549]

@@Anon-lg5rj ummmmm no because lemon is used in it ... without lemon it will be too sticky and will stick to ur skin like a glue ....if u are allergic to Lemon than u should go for Rica wax or bees wax(the hard wax) it's good for sensitive skin I have sensitive skin and I am using it too

[@mariamriaz2311]

I've been using this for ages ...its not only a wax...but provides moisture, anti-aging benefits and keeps you hair-less for more then a month and along with this it proves to be non allergic to most of the people. Edit: and the process causes so much less then beauty salons and using it for long time can eventually slow down body hair growth

[@-uzmabhatt]

can you please tell me after how much time should i use it again?

[@lindacarol5982]

Can you tell me how long to boil she doesn't say

[@aparnasingla3313]

Do we need to heat it before applying?

[@levicc903]

not for me haha my hair grows fast. Regrowth begins at 3 weeks, Most I can get away with is four

[@VaishV]

Can you tell me the exact process cuz mine became really hard

[@keepinreal9241]

Pile 3: I've been hearing this in all of my readings and i feel it's like too good to be true and you confirmed it too and everyone else is literally telling the same so i don't know if a person like that would ever be mine but yeah if it is I'm forever grateful! 🤞❤✨

[@rebekahj9015]

Usually you don't use wax strips when you use sugar wax, that's one of the main benefits of sugar wax vs regular wax. Without wax strips, you can use a quarter-sized sphere for an entire leg (at least) and it hurts WAY less.

[@Laura-tb7nm]

So much easier, mess free and smooth with the strips! Especially if they’re made of cotton like in the video.

[@levicc903]

when my hair got too thin I had to melt my sugar wax right down. My hair was too fine to grip the flick sugar wax

[@carolinaeremeico33]

Pro tip for HIGH altitudes: if you guys are following recipes like this and it’s turning out really hard or candy when it cools, try cooking it a min or two less and it will not overcook, usually I cook it to like a lighter golden stage and it’s done

[@jeezursilly5252]

I just tried making this for the first time and I put it into a jar during the light golden stage (partially because I lost track of time) It looked the same as the video, but light golden, so hopefully it comes out right 🤞🤞

[@tgg4266]

just tried this, it cooled solid 😭😭

[@marycydor7850]

Be careful with glass and hot/cold temperature. Better leave a metal spoon when pouring hot liquids, and leave it on the table or in the fridge to cool, no in the freezing water.

[@nicoleslaughter7983]

Seriously this is how glass gets broken.

[@beckyunderwood5753]

Exactly. I could just hear that jar shattering as it hit the ice water.

[@nholy_staaa]

Meanwhile me : It looks yummy and it's not toxic for my body, i want to eat it 👁️👄👁️✨ Edit : 1,1k likes in 6days 👁️👄👁️ !? Thanks guys 💖

[@thebookwitch895]

Same 😂😂

[@Lakshanimudi]

Once I tried to make this and won't work. So I ate the rest 😂😂 It's like toffee

[@cutecrochet]

@@Lakshanimudi same. It really does taste nice. It's literally lemon flavoured caramel

[@heymkay]

Me too 😌

[@Stella09]

I'm sorry but your username 😭

[@nagitokomaeda692]

I’d end up eating the wax, that looks so good lol

[@wendylevy9266]

It would be delicious on vanilla ice cream. 😋😋🤤🤤

[@irisandaulia6490]

BRO ITS JUST SUGAR AND LEMON JUICE I would make a lollipop out of it

[@Thebeezzkneezz.]

​@@irisandaulia6490 I wouldn't recommend xD it sound like it would take good but from personal experience the smell is grossss, and I have tasted it (because I waxed my upper lip) and i had to wipe off my tongue xD but the wax works good!!

[@drew4770]

i ate mine because my first batch didn't work, the lemon made it taste kind of bad but its really sweet if you're just craving something sugary and simultaneously need to wax your legs lmao

[@Dopaminefeen]

It does taste good😂😅

[@always.sleeping]

My brain the whole time: Finally something satisfying that I can eat without consequence

[@TheBeautyBusNYC]

You actually apply in the opposite direction of hair growth and pull parallel to the skin and hair growth. 😉

[@el5toteletubie16]

Thanks :3

[@user-wc6bl4zs4i]

MAKE SURE THE WAX ISNT HOT. I've literally given myself second degree burns because of sugar wax being too hot. My hand where the burn was is permanently scarred rly badly so please please make sure you've waited long enough for the wax to cool!!!

[@zarghonahashimi5408]

Same thing happened to me. It wasn’t my first time it did t feel hit at first second but then it started to burn real bad and just took my skin right off. Now I have an ugly scar

[@Snow-wu7cw]

When I let it cool my sugar wax hardens :( How do i fix that

[@drew4770]

@@Snow-wu7cw you probably didn't put enough water and lemon juice so that there was enough sugar for it to harden like candy, and if that doesn't work you're probably in high altitude. if thats the case then just cook for a minute or two less and it should work. try a couple different batches before giving up

[@Snow-wu7cw]

@@drew4770 thank you so much, I'll let you know how it goes!!

[@paintinginsanes3515]

@@Snow-wu7cw how did it go?

[@aldenasuemia]

I think you are applying and pulling in the wrong direction. Sugar is different that wax for removal

[@Neyobe]

But what’s the difference between sugar and regular wax?

[@vennie-7097]

@@Neyobe I think you finally lost it

[@Neyobe]

@@vennie-7097 no!! You don’t get what I’m trying to say. What’s the difference between wax and sugar wax?? It’s the same thing: a pulling motion. Why does the substance decide the direction that it should be applied in

[@O.o_Uff]

@@vennie-7097 Why so unfriendly.. explain instead of blaming...

[@vennie-7097]

@@O.o_Uff ok so I'm looking at my reply and then theirs and now I just realized they said "but" and not "bruh" 😭

[@Scoop2380]

“…and is ready to be eaten” :)

[@pranathiiii1879]

Umm it's not meant to be eaten because it's wax to remove hairy legs and hands

[@pakhichowdhury5432]

@@pranathiiii1879 lol it's a joke

[@tahaniahmed8801]

@@pranathiiii1879 actually, it definitely CAN be eaten, that's the exact same way you make normal sugar syrup. It can be used on many Arab sweet bread-type dishes

[@shaneamistoso645]

Right

[@Buzzzy-bee]

@@pranathiiii1879 you must be fun at parties

[@chanelh1972]

Your “good luck” reminded me of such a nostalgic Michelle Phan 😭😭❤️❤️❤️

[@dorahmulinge3800]

Finally i tried this method of waxing today, works so well. I love how my skin feels so smooth

[@niharikabhatnagar3930]

We’ve been doing this in India for centuries, the hair doesn’t grow back slower, it just gets less dense and up have to be very very very careful not to hurt yourself

[@thedayyy3106]

Thank you for making a video on how to make it under 1 minutes that’s gods work

[@shaemat8425]

had to rewatch this a few times cause I just kept getting lost in your voice, its so soothing

[@madgemackles4337]

Omg, stop being that person

[@taannu]

People using different types of wax for hair removal. Me too lazy to even use a razor 😐

[@random_person_on_internet]

same sis same

[@dextrous1]

Exactly,okay with being hairy😂

[@Quinnton_140]

THIS WORKS SO WELL I LOVE SUGAR WAXING

[@jangobaby6812]

Quick disclaimer, sugar wax won't work well in extremely humid climate's and make sure to exfoliate very well in between waxing or you'll end up with ingrowns!.... And moisturise!!!

[@studyxvlog5913]

What do you mean????😨🥵

[@jangobaby6812]

@@studyxvlog5913 which part do you need explained ?

[@studyxvlog5913]

About the ingrowth...how humidity is related BCS I live in one similar environment?

[@jangobaby6812]

@@studyxvlog5913 what I found is in summer the humidity would not allow the sugar wax to adhere to anything, not even the hair. And I also had a lot of ingrown hair (hair that fails to break through the skin when regrowing) because I didn't exfoliate enough, which made it harder for the hair to come through ( new hair is often softer and finer once pulled out, not shaved) And after you exfoliate, moisture needs to be replaced.

[@studyxvlog5913]

@@jangobaby6812 ohh I get it now thanks..I'm a new waxer so...kinda nervous about the system what are the pros and cons etc

[@LiliS319]

I did sugar waxing on myself, all over, for years. To anyone who gets the odd ingrown hairs from it, frustrating ones that you can't help but pick on, and scar and discolor the skin afterwards, I would highly recommend IPL! If you have fair skin and contrasting hair.

[@irmaktemel7171]

This will be so useful for my strawberry legs thank you!

[@farcrazy99]

I don't know why I followed your advice instead of using my brain... I just had to clean up a terrible mess of molten sugar and shards of glass after my jar exploded in the ice bath

[@arryaaa_]

1 cup of sugar 1/4 cup of water 1/4 cup of lemon juice Heat up until sugar is dissolved. keep stirring until wax turns into a deep golden brown consistency should be watery slimy. Then store it in a heat-proof container. To fasten cooldown process, place container in a ice bath for 2 hours. Enjoy Waxing!

[@Pelin_er]

How many mL is a cup?

[@arryaaa_]

@@Pelin_er 250 mL = 1 cup

[@eili11]

i’m going to try this for the hair around my eyebrows thanks!

[@dishknocking5796]

The fact that i can eat it without hurting myself by applying it on myself is amazing 😂

[@Ls-le7fm]

That actually look tasty 🥲

[@sandhyachavali]

Sugar is delicate and funny when cooking, a few seconds too more of cooking and it won’t stick . Sugar wax doesn’t work in places with high humidity. It needs nice dry weather for the wax to work, humid weather makes the process rather sticky and messy .

[@myshness]

Thank you. People don't seem to be aware of full information

[@violetskies14]

I made some of this once as a teenager messing around in the kitchen. I didn't use it to wax, my whole family just ate it. It was actually really good.

[@lThatDudel]

*Once you're done waxing immediately peel the wax and start eating it*

[@CallmeGmusic]

Just tried it! it works perfectly well! Thank you girl for the tutorial❤❤❤

[@creativeaxolotl]

I find it pretty interesting that this is technically cooled down Carmel, since that is how you make Carmel

[@profounding]

That looks delicious 👁️👄👁️

[@Pink.Sweet.Princess]

You can eat it

[@jadennichole]

I got a second degree burn from this during quarantine because it spilled on my hand. I couldn't even move My hand for a month

[@SoMooLand1nine7]

Huh?? Who told you to touch it while hot. Any sugars melted is a No TOUCH pls be careful nxt time

[@tinytatertot7363]

@@SoMooLand1nine7 no one told her to touch it. She said she "spilled" it meaning it was accidental

[@humansizedbirdnest9435]

I just about roasted my armpit trying to use this a couple years ago😂 I was being stupid and impatient and wanted to try it before leaving for school so I put it in the fridge for like 15 minutes before trying it

[@toadstooool]

I will struggle to resist eating this. It's like lemonade with different proportions

[@ritadhar5346]

Can it be used to remove unwanted facial hair???

[@angelxbunny]

yes and it’s even able to be used on your pubic area since it’s all natural ingredients

[@narutoroxanne22]

So what is the difference between making it like this or with honey?

[@wajihafatima0105]

Please don't put hot wax into glass bottle it is very dangerous. Plz leave the wax for cool down then put it into Glass jar.... I am telling this because of my personal experience. The hot wax glass jar were bust after holding the jar. My both hands were burned. So guys plz carefully make it. Thanks

[@gatcha_chan-yd9jj]

Can this be used on every part of the body?

[@jazzip]

Man I tried waxing myself and decided I love myself too much to inflict pain on myself. So I paid some else to do it hehe.

[@denisiaadams7199]

This is my concern. I don't know if I'll be able to do it myself

[@bilbyboo]

I tried this and it worked🤩 love the results❤

[@azairaartistiguess822]

If Someday my caramel happens this good I would make some cake toppers with it. 😂

[@hywodena]

Use a candy thermometer and look up the correct temp. You can't judge by color alone. I tried over and over and it was too hard, it kept making lollipops.. when I got a candy thermometer I got it right the first time. And learning how to apply it is also a learning process. I suggest using fabric strips for application if you're a beginner. That said.. it's sooo much easier and cheaper than normal wax and less painful. And it's water soluable so you can dissolve anything that gets stuck in the hair

[@SoMooLand1nine7]

Been doin sugar W since 2017 and I've never used any thermometer i just go by eyebawling they turned good after 2-4 times making

[@youdidnotjustpostthat]

Her: “ *fail* *proof* sugar wax” me: “It’s my time to step in” edit: thank you for 100 likes! :)

[@Jasnah.Kholin]

my hour has come 😤

[@cbah4656]

N I still fucked it up😒

[@pinkusdean1178]

Fun fact! This is basically just inverted sugar syrup. Bunch of science mumbo jumbo the but addition of the acid (lemon) is what inverts it and stops it from crystallizing. Inverted sugar is a great alternative to corn syrup in recipes and for sweetening drinks (though simple syrup also works for that but this stores better) Idk thought it was pretty neat

[@nabinabashyal9780]

I tried so many times and it form like hard rock 😂

[@fantasykitchen6667]

Then heat it up in the microwave, mine becomes very hard to pick up but put it in the microwave for 30 seconds - 1 minute and you’ll be fine, just be sure to let it cool down for like a minute because it comes out hot from the microwave

[@fantasykitchen6667]

Or you can try doing what Carolina Eremeico said

[@nabinabashyal9780]

Ok thank you so much ☺️

[@CathyLulu]

Cooking too long and heat might be too high! Trying reducing the cooking time and use low-medium heat so you don't overcook.

[@astitchintime929]

Actually I recommend putting the wax on opposite way of hair growth thn pulling it of in the direction of hair growth it’s how I learn to do it from some other channels n it works best for me

[@niie1091]

Yeah either way works good pulling in the direction of growth is said to hurt less

[@char2856]

i made this and used it once. it worked great, but then i made the mistake of putting it in a jar. can’t get it out, never been able to use it again.

[@Insight189]

Try melting in hot water

[@cassthegrimm8522]

Need to see a person with hair do this

[@Musaawan-k5j]

Is it painless?😬🤎

[@tac0_6]

i have double and triple hairs coming from one follicle all over my legs and I’ve heard that this type of leg hair is REALLY rooted so ill try this out and see if it actually pulls the hairs out

[@nalani3999]

Me sprinting to my kitchen:

[@user-hm9uq8gk5x]

Throwback to when I was 12 and tried this, and burned the shit out of my arm because I didn't let it cool off enough

[@angelaboggs7131]

Love it Sugar Waxing is best I hate Shaving all the time

[@poonams24]

Is she reheating the wax before using the wax for waxing or just applying for wax? Can anyone please clear

[@SoMooLand1nine7]

It depends if you make yours as a hardwax just put it in room temp. If you made yours soft then reheating is "needed?" Microwave would do or if you got warmer use it

[@DearCeciliaNicole]

I made a batch and stirred for 24 minutes and it’s not even golden brown or sticky like on the video 🥺 I just poured it in the glass jar so we’ll see how it turns out I guess after it cools down

[@lianxie5582]

I love your voice and mic quality

[@mrsblueberry1602]

I tried it 5 times it always gets hard after it cools down..don’t now what i do wrong

[@rabeelasad6507]

U probably put too much lemon in it

[@rabeelasad6507]

The more lemon juice the more harder the wax will be

[@GigiM_winx]

​@@rabeelasad6507thanks bro

[@seenobody2105]

Can we make it without lemon juice? 🧐 I don’t have any so I’m curious if I’ll still be able to make it

[@sophia-hn4le]

is a wax strip necessary ?

[@haristudytube4803]

No it's not. You can use a cotton cloth strip if needed or you can just use your hands. There are many KZbinrs who use their hands. I myself don't use stripes

[@potatofreak6680]

So like- cooked lemonade

[@anyaforger6324]

I have a question: which cloth do u use as a strip?

[@maryamammar927]

Yah I'm also wondering!!!

[@nam-b-sha9292]

Thanks for the recipe, i made at home the same way and in 20 min i made my hand a legs full waxing, I RECOMMEND!

[@susuuunotsoosoo6309]

I always failed to do sugar wax and end up eating them 😩

[@bnandini3422]

And everytime I tried to make it, it turned out like a candy.

[@adiecakes]

What type of waxing strip/cloth do you use?

[@NenaNasar-sg3mu]

Oh my gosh 😂 I made it 🎉, . Love you 😘. I have tried so many recipes and failed. But your ,on first try itself I did it . I’m so happy girl ❤

[@mist_immortal]

Fact: can eat it too ... Also fact, but for you: grow some hair first before waxing...

[@aidanlanz3114]

*Also a great yogurt topping!*

[@roshinirachel9339]

Can we store that ,if so hw long does it stay usable??

[@zoyaalam4036]

yes you can obviously store it in your refrigerator. before using it microwave it before 2-3 minutes..it is much more effective than market wax.Be natural 💪

[@Samsam0017]

yes u can make a big amount and store in fridge. and it can last for really long. just make sure to sanitize the bottle and to cool it down before putting in refrigerator.

[@bindungowda5400]

@@Samsam0017 should we re heat it every time we use it?

[@AgentYn7]

Ants: 😈 I like your-

[@Sho_so]

I just wanna know how it tastes

[@Achyu09]

Damnn Joey would've loved this one even better 🤤👀

[@Lu_h12]

Lol I have the same oven mitts as you! Did you get them in Hawaii?

[@tiladios]

This is exactly the way I make it. It can be reheated in the microwave or use a wax warmer machine. I cut old t-shirt strips, but you can use any other material, just test it first. I have been doing this wax for years, but please be careful because this sugar wax can burn the skin if heated too much, and don't overcook it. Remove it exactly when you see it like honey color, cause it'll get darker a little bit more in the jar if left cool at room temperature.

[@queenwaffles7681]

Cool tip but I'd rather just not shave/wax at all lol

[@paulettebon1829]

It tastes really good.

[@loonylooser9422]

Homie this is just caramel

[@anonymousamasawa3153]

My thoughts

[@camknits4675]

Please just consider that we go through a lot pain in our lives, so if you don't want to, you don't have to experience this pain, live comfortably everyone!

[@afiamysha]

I tried to make it... But it turned into a sugar stone 😐 ...

[@weaam.]

Did you add lemon or not?

[@afiamysha]

@@weaam. yes I did

[@weaam.]

@@afiamysha Maybe the amount of lemon is not enough or you put it on the fire more than it should

[@afiamysha]

@@weaam. ok... I'll try again.. thank you 💕🍂

[@weaam.]

@@afiamysha welcome ❤

[@reigner8755]

How's the ingrowns with sugaring?

[@raw_oyster]

Can I use LIME?? I always have limes in the fridge, but will have to buy lemon 🍋 just for this. Thanks!!!!

[@Freya1412]

It will work☺️

[@framingfemininity34]

Yes you can use lime juice, or white or apple cider vinegar.

[@raw_oyster]

Thank you 🤗

[@marianaveed2760]

Use synthetic Vinegar

[@elisabettalisca]

Abetweenie has multiple videos with all the answers, she doesn't recommend vinegar

[@aiyshamitchel1978]

I'm scared to try this 😳

[@mitsukisasuke8078]

Why do we add lemon here?

[@laurecresci4196]

Conservation i bet

[@karisworld2409]

Adding lemon would stop from crystallization of sugar

[@laurecresci4196]

@@karisworld2409 you might be right because we add it for caramel too

[@raerohan4241]

@@laurecresci4196 She is correct. That's also how you make invert syrup/golden syrup, by adding something acidic

[@weaam.]

so as not to harden

[@SCAMYOMMY28]

As a Indian ...we...are .sry...bcz...we can't do this thing bcs its reference to food waste in a good way though but it against of our culture bcs our goddess name laxmi is a. Godess who priorities food so. 💙

[@badguys960]

Why mine does get so sticky on my skin 😫 😩 😒 😤 🙄 😕

[@Buzzzy-bee]

Because people are warm blooded

[@Buzzzy-bee]

Work quickly and use baby powder