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Get Sugared!.... Its a sweet choice for hair removal
By Tammie Anderson Published: 02/05/2009
GET SUGARED!
A Unique Method of Hair Removal
HOW IS SUGARING DIFFERENT FROM OTHER HAIR REMOVAL?
Professional Body Sugaring leads to permanency--after a number of treatments the hair follicle begins to deplete. The hair grows in more refined each time. Sugar can extract hair as short as 1/16th inch. When you extract hair during early stages of growth (the anagen phase), the bulb is attached to the dermal papilla and it is full and lush. When it is removed it scrapes along the follicle wall taking with it the inner root sheath. When the inner root sheath is depleted it causes the follicle wall to collapse therefore not allowing the hair to have a place to grow back.
DOES IT HURT?
With Professional body sugaring, the sugar paste is molded onto the skin by the practitioner. The sugar is applied in the opposite direction of hair growth. It is molded several times gently over the skin, the sugar seeps into the hair follicle and wraps around the hair shaft. A simple flicking motion removes the sugar and eases the hair from the follicle by the root in the direction of growth. This is a more complete and gentle extraction of the hair that leaves the skin much healthier. The client feels little discomfort, and many clients say it feels like receiving a mini-massage.” It can be very relaxing.
WHY SHOULD I TRY PROFESSOINAL BODY SUGARING?
--Does not contain irritating chemicals that harm the skin.
--Is gentle and safe for all skin types and hair textures.
--Leaves the skin healthier state as compared to waxing
--All areas of the body can be sugared, from nose hairs to full Brazilians.
--Professional Sugaring is an excellent exfoliation treatment for conditions like psoriasis and eczema because it only exfoliates dead skin cells.
--Does not adhere to live skin cells, eliminating fears of skin lifting.
--Unlike wax, sugar can be applied to an area several times until the hair is completely removed.
--Professional Sugar Paste is water soluble, providing easy clean up for both practitioner and client.
--Contains 100% natural ingredients: Sugar, Lemon Juice and Water.
--Sugar Paste is applied at body temperature, slightly warmed so there is never a fear of being burned.
--There is no cross contamination or double dipping. The practitioner uses the same piece of sugar until the treatment is complete before discarding it.
--Modern medicine recognizes the use of sugar to promote healing. Sugar helps prevent infections from taking place.
--Professional Body Sugaring Services deliver superior results and are comparable in prices to waxing services.
-- Professional Body Sugaring Practitioners are trained and certified.
New Beginnings Skin Care & Massage
343 Fairview Drive #205
Carson City, NV 89701
775-721-7540
www.NewBeginningsSkincare.com
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