Sugaring is typically applied using which method?

Sugaring is a hair removal technique that uses a sticky paste made from sugar, water, and lemon juice to remove hair. The application of the sugaring paste can be done in two primary ways: either with the hands or with a spatula.

When using the hands, the practitioner typically rolls the sugaring paste into a ball and then presses it against the skin before quickly flicking it away to remove hair from the root. This method allows for more control and can be less painful for some clients because it adheres more to the hair rather than the skin.

Using a spatula also allows the practitioner to spread the sugaring paste evenly across the skin before removing it, making it suitable for various areas of the body, including larger surfaces. The practitioner can spread a thin layer of the paste effectively, which is crucial for effective hair removal.

Other methods mentioned, such as using a laser or a brush, do not apply to sugaring, as they involve different hair removal techniques. Cloth strips are commonly associated with other depilatory methods, like waxing, where the strip is used to remove the wax and hair together.