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How do Sugaring and Exfoliation Work Together?

Exfoliation is the key to the best sugaring treatment.

Sugaring is a less painful, more natural method of hair removal.

Sugaring in general is a hair removal, or epilation, technique that has been used for

centuries - all the way back to ancient Egypt and that beauty guru Cleopatra, persia and arabia!

In my experience and research, your skin will get better results from sugaring if:

You take the time to take care of your skin before and after your sugaring treatments at home.

Exfoliation is one of the key ways to keep your skin soft and happy between your hair removal treatments!

Exfoliation is when dead or old skin cells on the outermost surface of your skin are gently removed.

The healthiest way to do this is with natural skin products.

They should include small granules which rub away the old skin.

This will bring softer, younger skin cells to the surface.

This organic all natural hair removal paste is quite thick. It feels almost like taffy. It is firm, but pliable. If you have not sugared before, it does takes a little practice, but once you get the hang of it, it truly is amazing. This method is certainly much less painful than waxing, less messy (easily cleans up with warm water), and is much more beneficial for your skin.	This organic all natural hair removal gel/wax is the consistency of thick honey or syrup. Sugaring gel/wax is a less painful alternative to waxing. This product is wonderful for anyone that would like a natural alternative to body waxing without all the expense and hassle of going to the salon. The denim strips provided are reusable and washable by hand.
This organic all natural hair removal paste is quite thick. It feels almost like taffy. It is firm, but pliable. The benefit of using an organic paste is that you don't need to mess around with hair removal strips, only your fingers or applicator alone are needed! It is all-natural, requires no heat and no strips.	Sugaring wax is a less painful alternative to resin/salon waxing. This sugaring gel/wax is recommended for those with naturally thinner hair and those who have a history of salon waxing.

Each method naturally exfoliates which is great in and of itself.	But you don't want the hair removal sugaring to do all of the exfoliation.

 Why?

It's important to keep your skin exfoliated before and

after you begin your at home sugaring treatment.

This will assure only your unwanted hairs get removed.

If you keep your skin exfoliated and as fresh as possible,

your sugaring treatments will get the best results.

Sugaring by itself works great for natural exfoliation.

Yet, you don't want to clog the sugar with dead skin cells.

Your sugaring will last longer during use.

The sugar scrubs listed on my shop work in tandem with sugaring for hair removal.

They are perfect for routine exfoliation in your skincare regimen.

Whether you are sugaring at home for the first time or

maintaining your after care, your skin will be ready to go.

Now you can bundle your favorite sugar scrubs with your choice of hair removal and save 10%!

Fact: While being spread in the opposite direction of growth,

the sugar literally seeps into your follicles/pores.

This essentially "lubricates" the hair, allowing for gentle extraction.

~Quote Alexandria Professional

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Have you ever been embarrassed by ingrown hairs?

You know you have had them. We all have had them. At least once in your life, you've had one. They appear when a single hair has become trapped under the surface of your skin after hair removal. The dreaded ingrown hair is what we are talking about here. Though, I do realize no one wants to talk about them.

Ingrown hairs can be itchy and uncomfortable, especially if you've got a lot of them. You may notice pus inside the bumps. They are not serious. It is not acne. But they are not pretty. They can be embarrassing. I mean come on they are gross! Sometimes, dead skin can clog up a hair follicle. That forces the hair inside it to grow sideways under the skin, rather than upward and outward. Cutting naturally curly hair too close can result in the sharpened end of the hair piercing the skin. In men, ingrown hairs often pop up as a bunch of little bumps on the chin, cheeks, or neck after shaving. And yes, if you "manscape", you'll get them in the pubic area also.

In women, ingrown hairs are common on the legs, as well as in the pubic area and armpits. You can also get ingrown hairs on your buttocks. Many African-Americans, Latinos, and people with thick or curly hair may have it worse. They can develop a type of ingrown hair called pseudofolliculitis. These are best known as "razor bumps." The little bumps are common around the beard and pubic area. They will appear after you've shaved, waxed, or tweezed to remove unwanted hair. Anyone can get an ingrown hair. But the problem is more common in people who have curly or coarse hair. Curly hair is more likely to bend back and re-enter the skin, especially after shaved or cut.

But one thing we likely all have in common is the fact that out pubic hairs tend to be just that. Thick and curly right on our most sensitive of areas. We like to maintain a groomed look to our pubic area, but doing so often results in these awful bumps.

Ingrown hairs can affect anyone with curled hairs who shaves, tweezes or waxes to remove hair. Signs and symptoms include: Small, solid, rounded bumps (papules) Small, pus-filled, blister-like lesions (pustules) Skin darkening (hyperpigmentation) Pain Itching Embedded hairs Often, an ingrown hair improves without treatment. Just leave it alone. Don't try to squeeze it out! This can cause disfiguring scars! This can also cause infection. Please do NOT try to squeeze! But you know what? You can avoid ingrown hair by not removing hair. Wait, what? Don't remove hair? Ha!! There's a select few in our culture who are fine with that. Sure, go ahead and stay hairy. That's a personal choice. Maybe even a religious choice. That is understandable. I get it.

Myself, and many people I've known in my life, actually enjoy being as smooth as silk from head to toe. Some just remove hair from the legs and underarms. Some women need to remove hair from the chin and upper lip area as well.

I've known many people in my life that go on stage for a living. I've known ballet dancers, strippers, line dancers, bodybuilders, bikini models, nude models, and even porn stars. What do they all have in common? The fear of having their audience see the ingrowns that embarrass them. Bodybuilders with ingrowns on the underarms, stomach, pubic area and back. Why? They depend on a completely smooth skin surface when they apply oil. They need to be shiny on stage when they are flexing and posing. And then guess what. The oil makes them worse by clogging the pores even worse! Ballet dancers with ingrown hairs on the pubic area? They can become irritated, inflamed and worse when tights are worn. Strippers, bikini models, lingerie models, nude models and porn stars? Well, you can just imagine. You see what I'm getting at. An ingrown hair usually develops several days after hair removal as the hair is growing back.

You can use hair removal methods that lessen the risk of developing ingrown hairs. We all know the common methods of hair removal. Most opt for shaving. Many opt for waxing either at home or in a salon. If you can afford it, you might choose laser hair removal. We've tried them all. But we still keep getting ingrown hairs.

Have you tried sugaring? Have you ever heard of sugaring? Most people I've talked to have not heard of it.

Before moving on to learning about sugaring, let me prefix with this. I've been sugaring for two years now. On my own, in my home with organic sugaring paste with no signs of ingrown hairs. Why? Because sugaring removes the entire hair (including the follicle) in the same direction of growth. The hairs grow back thinner and in the correct direction. With exfoliation between sugaring sessions, you will have success also.Read

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