Sugar waxing, also known as sugaring, is a type of epilation. This is a method of hair removal that pulls out the hair root. It offers comparable results to waxing with cosmetic hair waxes. The ...

People tend to associate sugaring with waxing because they’re both hair removal techniques that lift hair from the root, as opposed to shaving, which only removes hair from the surface layer of the ...

The practice has been traced back to Mesopotamia, Greece, and Egypt, though these days, you can find somewhere to get it done on nearly every corner of New York City. It involves using a paste made of ...

Every item on this page was chosen by an ELLE editor. We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. In the wise words of Champagne Papi, it’s almost the season of “wearing less and ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." If you're tired of constantly dragging a razor across your swimsuit line, underarms, and legs every few ...

This spoonful of sugar didn’t make the medicine go down. An Iowa woman is warning about the dangers of DIY “sugar waxing” tutorials after the popular TikTok cosmetic trend allegedly left her daughter ...

Iowa woman Natalie Renken, 46, is warning about the dangers of DIY "sugar waxing" tutorials after the popular TikTok cosmetic trend allegedly left her daughter scarred for life. This spoonful of sugar ...

I tried sugar waxing at home to see if the gentle hair-removal method would leave my skin as smooth as promised. Here's what happened. The practice has been traced back to Mesopotamia, Greece, and ...

Is either method better for removing unwanted body hair? By Jen Gunter I have two questions regarding “sugaring.”: Is it true that hair growth is slower and finer after sugaring or waxing? Is it true ...