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Sugaring Hair Removal - How To Get The Best Results  by: Mike Jones To remove the hair by the root it must be at least 1/4 inch or 6 mm long. Longer hair should be trimmed to this length. Hair must be clean and dry before starting hair removal sugaring. Remove all creams and oils, towel dry and then apply talcum powder to ensure the skin is completely dry. Apply the sugaring paste in the direction of the hair growth. When pressing the cotton strip on top of the paste, leave a small section at the end free so it will be easy to hold when pulling back. If using a spatula to apply the paste use the edge not the flat side. This will help ensure a very thin layer is applied. Pull the strip back sharply against the direction of the hair growth. Do not lift the strip up or out away from the skin. Hold the skin firmly with one hand while you pull the strip back sharply with the other hand. Treat small areas at a time when hair removal sugaring on sensitive parts of the body. When heating the paste, either by microwave or oven, be absolutely sure the paste is just warm to the touch not hot. Otherwise burns to the skin may result. If using hot water to warm the paste container, be sure not to allow water into the paste. Sugar paste is water soluble and will be spoiled if the container is not sealed properly and water gets in. About The Author Mike Jones is a writer and webmaster with over 10 years experience. His recommendation: As sugaring paste pulls the hair out from the roots, hair inhibitors can have a maximum effect in disabling the hair follicle and slowing down and preventing future hair growth. Click here for details: http://www.1bodycare.com/kalo.htm This article was posted on October 11, 2006   View More Videos from the "Health" category: Which is More Beneficial Raw Food or Cooked How Household Sprays Elevate Asthma Kneeling Heel-down Achilles Stretch Exercise What the Weight Watchers' Points Value System is   Read More Articles from the "Health" Category: Hair Restoration Procedures: Repairing Scalp Reductions by Robert M. Bernstein, M.D., F.A.A.D. Build Muscle Mass - 3 Key Ingredients to Building Lean Muscle Mass Quickly. by Richard Knight Hypertension Help - How Supplements can Cure High Blood Pressure by Joe Barton Treating Dyslipidemia in Old Age by Dan Noyes Summer Safety Week-Hiking Hazards: First Aid For Sprains by News Canada What You Need to Know About Colon Cancer by James Pendergraft A Love Affair with Life by Kristina Morgan TCA Skin Peel: Cost-Effective Way To Treat Acne by David Maillie Is It Possible To Fatten Up With Whole Wheat? by Robert D. Franklin Death by Tap Water by Scott L. Pitcher << Back to "Health" Index

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