Sugaring vs Waxing - Is Sugaring Better than Waxing?

[@themsmeek1]

As someone with very thick and corse hair which literally grows back overnight when shaving, I can say sugaring is the best. Because I have thick hair normal waxing leaves me patchy whereas sugaring leaves my legs smooth and for at least 2 weeks (which is better than 24 hours!) I love it!

[@palwashafatima2236]

Does sugar wax reduce hair growth?

[@user-fk3vw9rj2d]

@@palwashafatima2236 yes.

[@shanellemiller5912]

does it make it grow back darker ? Or thicker ?

[@ayonahmed965]

@@shanellemiller5912 no it grows back thinner

[@d4mi]

Basically a video promoting sugaring

[@_fatizoukm9949]

Its home made

[@kay2cuterpg330]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂

[@peachine7088]

Why does it look so satisfying-

[@umno.1128]

I went like 6 weeks ago to this salon sugaring NYC in manhatten and it's really good!!!! The hair is growing back thinner and it hasn't even fully finished growing back

[@palwashafatima2236]

Really fully finish? How many times use?

[@mehaksharma6951]

Dont know about which is better ...but the hair coming out in video is hell relaxing😊

[@bbyyodaa4611]

When I waxed my eyebrows 5 months ago I didn't grow any hair...

[@peachine7088]

OOOOF

[@palwashafatima2236]

Sugar wax reduce hair growth?

[@HanNabi99]

@@palwashafatima2236 yes it makes the hair thinner and thinner until it no longer grows

[@justicebrooks711]

I just screamed I’m sorry

[@ashlynicolevelasquez6186]

@@HanNabi99 may I ask question? Is that available in teenager or 13 years old?

[@dbzcupcake]

Why does sugaring pull in the direction and the hair but waxing doesn't?

[@alaeddine7797]

Because waxing sticks to the skin and the hair , but sugaring sticks strongly only to the hair .

[@chelly1764]

Which is more painful sugaring or waxing ? Thanks for the reply 😊

[@naho438]

i’d say sugaring?

[@Jmezie]

Can I go from shaving to sugaring or will the hair be too coarse?

[@SugaringNYC]

Yes, you can! Just wait 3-4 weeks after shaving so that your hair is long enough for the paste to grab onto it. You want your hair to be about the length of a grain of rice! Hope this helps!

[@najma2613]

Well it from the horn of Africa, sudan, ethiopia and more african people so really Africans were doing it for ages, than arabs now colonialists😊 just like how its new to colonialist nations it was new to arabs once upon a time too.

[@michelewhatso1381]

Xidiga sugaring was started by ancient egyptians

[@najma2613]

@@michelewhatso1381 no, we just have earliest evidence from them. Whom I remind you are a branch of northeast Africans and like other north east Africans shared the same hairstyles, clothing and practices like sugaring. Might as well say chopsticks aren't "asian" but only Japanese. That wouldn't make sense.

[@Dagaleeoromo]

Xidiga yes, sis. All the women in my family do this and taught me to do so as well (I am from the Horn of Africa)

[@shiks800]

Leave them be, they don’t know ancient Egyptians traveled to the Horn of Africa dummies !

[@palwashafatima2236]

Does sugar wax reduce hair growth?

[@serendipity2654]

can i go from waxing to sugaring?? is there still hope for me

[@SugaringNYC]

Yes! Absolutely! We just recommend letting your hair grow to 1/8th (about the size of a grain of rice) before you sugar that way the hair is long enough for the sugar to grab!

[@julianagarcia7984]

Totalmente cierto!!! Sugarin es la mejor

[@nayabkhan6942]

Yes this is best i m in love with this wax 😍😍😍

[@carvin7CHANNEL]

Wow didn’t know that

[@mariusortodoxie7649]

ths is not true! i have ingrown hair even after lots of sugar waxing times!

[@nika9205]

marius ortodoxie thats because you should use a scrub for dead skin cells to remove dead skin so your hair doesnt grow into it

[@mariusortodoxie7649]

@@nika9205 of course but then we are no longer taking about the benefit of sugar waxing but of exfoliation in general

[@Lia-hd7rh]

@@mariusortodoxie7649 to be honest I always wonder why the waxing places can't just exfoliate and prep the skin better and after pluck out whats left. They wax you but you're left later scrubbing yourself in order to not get ingrowns. I think ingrowns should be taken care of in the same place that removes the hair.

[@Earth2LalaLand]

I think the difference is perhaps, getting in grown hairs because of dry skin, which happens to those who even don't do hair removal, Versus because the waxing process deforming the hair follicle and causing in grown hairs, which can happen to those who don't have dry skin as well. Just my thoughts..

[@user-fk3vw9rj2d]

A lot of people “including me” have less ingrown hair.