sugardoh Sugaring Paste Hair Remover

I was excited to try sugaring as I typically use hard wax. I have very coarse dark hair. First of all - I could not get the wax out of the jar. I ended up usng a metal spoon which still didnt really work. What I was able to get out worked about 30%. And my hair grew back much faster than when I hard wax so it must have not grabbed from the root.

I thought this would harden more when putting on but it just stayed more of a tacky mess and made me break out, didn't fully remove fine hair.

honestly i was a bit skeptical but got this anyways for the luxury of not having to shave every day. I had some trouble with areas like pits but on my legs once I really got the hang of it it only took me a couple hours to do both legs! Beware the wax does stick to your nails a lot more than your hands so maybe use gloves if thats an issue. Removes hair great, would recommend growing out hair for minimum 1 week before use.

I bought this product and the calming lotion and the powder..and it is a really great alternative to waxing since I'm allergic to most waxes. So, I decided to try sugaring and I've heard so much positive things about sugaring. At first it was very sticky and tacky and hard to get out of the pot but I quickly realized that you have to keep your hands and fingers moving in a consistent motion and the sugar warms up to your body temperature and softens quickly and becomes even more tacky so it adheres to your hair on your legs,pits,arms etc. and when I used this product to remove the hair it was more painless than waxing ( I'm not allergic to hard wax only soft waxes) and I don't have to worry about nicking myself with a razor. It removes the hair in one flick of the wrist and quickly and leaves your area soft and smooth and it also removes dead skin and some skin discoloration. ( I learned a sugaring in beauty college) . I highly recommend for those who want to try give it a try especially, if you have issues with soft waxes like I do and tend to nick yourself everytime you shave.

I use to do my own waxing with those wax beads, but this works soooo much better (for me that is). I, for sure, had to use a spoon or any strong metal beauty tool that was around me to get a dollop of the product. What I learned was to have a small fan blowing on you while waxing. It keeps the product from being too sticky/melting and your skin dry. If your skin is too warm or sweaty, the sugar won't sick to the hair and then its a nasty mess. I clean the waxing area with rubbing alcohol and then any aloe cream afterwards.