Q. Can hair removal by sugaring last forever?
A. It is possible to become permanently hairless if you sugar yourself correctly and regularly.
If and how long it will take you to stay hairless depends on several factors. As every human being is an individual, there are individual hair types, so it could be the case that you stay hairless after a few treatments whereas others may need much more. Also, the method you previously used to remove hair has a strong influence. Hair growth intensity is stronger in some areas of the body than in others; in these areas, it will naturally take more treatments.
Body Sugaring Leads to Softer Skin Permanency Sparser hair regrowth
As the body sugar paste or wax is spread onto the skin, it microscopically seeps into your pores. This results in essentially “lubing” the hairs and follicles. Why is that important? It’s amazing, that’s why. In other words, lubing the hairs allows for much easier extraction resulting in less pain!
According to Ms. Chantalle Moerman, blog editor at Sugaring Change, a well-renowned sugarista, and practitioner,
“In order to understand how body sugaring can lead to permanency, you have to imagine the follicle wall as a brick wall on a house. (*very good analogy!) Every time the hair is extracted in the Anagen stage of growth, it pulls a portion of bricks of the wall with it. As the bricks are removed the wall will eventually collapse and be unable to produce hair. *Pay attention here:*
It is recommended that you get your body sugaring done at 1/8″ to catch the hair in the beginning stages of growth. Waiting longer between services (*or at home treatments) creates more discomfort during the molding (*spreading) process and will not lead to permanency.” Waxing requires the hair to be longer (in the Catagen stage of growth). When the hair enters the Catagen stage of growth it is already detaching from the follicle wall making it less likely to lead to permanency.



