Sugaring is a gentler alternative to traditional waxing, and it's easy to make at home. We rounded up everything you need to know on how to make DIY sugar wax at home.

Anderson says that some people are drawn to using sugar wax for hair removal because it washes off easily, making cleanup a breeze. (No sticky wax everywhere!) She says that many people also find ...

If you’ve ever wanted to try out sugar wax but don’t know where to begin, we rounded up everything you need to know on how to make it & use it at home!

How to make sugar wax: Combine the sugar, lemon juice, and water in a medium sized pot over high heat and wait for the mixture to become frothy.

Sugaring, or sugar waxing, is a hair removal method similar in process to waxing, but is ideal for sensitive skin due to the application at room temperature.

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.

Sugaring has been around for hundreds of years, but this organic way of hair removal has recently taken over Metro Detroit and social media sites like TikTok and Instagram.

We test out the Parissa Roll-On Sugar Wax for easy, mess-free hair removal on leg hair and facial hair.

Looking to remove hair at home without all the razor burns? Try sugar waxing. Here’s how to make the wax at home in just a few simple steps!