Comments on: How to use Homemade Sugar Wax http://allyalta.com/beauty-waxing/how-to-use-homemade-sugar-wax Sun, 09 May 2010 08:05:10 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Amy11190 http://allyalta.com/beauty-waxing/how-to-use-homemade-sugar-wax/comment-page-1#comment-491 Amy11190 Wed, 09 Dec 2009 15:22:08 +0000 http://allyalta.com/beauty-waxing/how-to-use-homemade-sugar-wax#comment-491 <b>This can be used ...</b> <br> This can be used everywhere it's great. It's easier to use strips with underarms and face. Just spread the wax where you want (make sure you clean the area really well first and dust it with baby powder or cornstarch) then spread a piece of cloth over it and then rip it off This can be used …
This can be used everywhere it’s great. It’s easier to use strips with underarms and face. Just spread the wax where you want (make sure you clean the area really well first and dust it with baby powder or cornstarch) then spread a piece of cloth over it and then rip it off

]]> By: aHGirlL http://allyalta.com/beauty-waxing/how-to-use-homemade-sugar-wax/comment-page-1#comment-492 aHGirlL Wed, 09 Dec 2009 15:22:08 +0000 http://allyalta.com/beauty-waxing/how-to-use-homemade-sugar-wax#comment-492 <b>This is a great ...</b> <br> This is a great method!! At least it save me bucks and it's all natural~ Can this be use for underarms as well? Face?? The tiny hairs on the face. Or izit only for body parts?? Please tell me~~ The party is saturday =D Thanx! This is a great …
This is a great method!!
At least it save me bucks and it’s all natural~
Can this be use for underarms as well?
Face?? The tiny hairs on the face.
Or izit only for body parts??
Please tell me~~
The party is saturday =D
Thanx!

]]> By: Amy11190 http://allyalta.com/beauty-waxing/how-to-use-homemade-sugar-wax/comment-page-1#comment-493 Amy11190 Wed, 09 Dec 2009 15:22:08 +0000 http://allyalta.com/beauty-waxing/how-to-use-homemade-sugar-wax#comment-493 <b>If it was too hard ...</b> <br> If it was too hard and kinda brittle then it was overcooked If it was too hard …
If it was too hard and kinda brittle then it was overcooked

]]> By: ruth277 http://allyalta.com/beauty-waxing/how-to-use-homemade-sugar-wax/comment-page-1#comment-494 ruth277 Wed, 09 Dec 2009 15:22:08 +0000 http://allyalta.com/beauty-waxing/how-to-use-homemade-sugar-wax#comment-494 <b>I had same problem. ...</b> <br> I had same problem. When it was hard I put the glass jar in the microwave for 1 minute and it soften. Waited 1 minute for it to cool and took a small amount out in hand. It was fairly sticky and a mess but kneaded it for a bit and then gave it a try and it worked perfectly :) I had same problem. …
I had same problem. When it was hard I put the glass jar in the microwave for 1 minute and it soften. Waited 1 minute for it to cool and took a small amount out in hand. It was fairly sticky and a mess but kneaded it for a bit and then gave it a try and it worked perfectly :)

]]> By: gameplayforyou http://allyalta.com/beauty-waxing/how-to-use-homemade-sugar-wax/comment-page-1#comment-477 gameplayforyou Wed, 09 Dec 2009 15:22:07 +0000 http://allyalta.com/beauty-waxing/how-to-use-homemade-sugar-wax#comment-477 <b>LOL</b> <br> LOL LOL
LOL

]]> By: 3000k8 http://allyalta.com/beauty-waxing/how-to-use-homemade-sugar-wax/comment-page-1#comment-478 3000k8 Wed, 09 Dec 2009 15:22:07 +0000 http://allyalta.com/beauty-waxing/how-to-use-homemade-sugar-wax#comment-478 <b>ok so i tried ...</b> <br> ok so i tried making it for the first time today though i'm not sure what the consistency is supposed to be like at room temperature.. ok so i tried …
ok so i tried making it for the first time today though i’m not sure what the consistency is supposed to be like at room temperature..

]]> By: Amy11190 http://allyalta.com/beauty-waxing/how-to-use-homemade-sugar-wax/comment-page-1#comment-479 Amy11190 Wed, 09 Dec 2009 15:22:07 +0000 http://allyalta.com/beauty-waxing/how-to-use-homemade-sugar-wax#comment-479 <b>Just down the leg</b> <br> Just down the leg Just down the leg
Just down the leg

]]> By: Arpiatje http://allyalta.com/beauty-waxing/how-to-use-homemade-sugar-wax/comment-page-1#comment-480 Arpiatje Wed, 09 Dec 2009 15:22:07 +0000 http://allyalta.com/beauty-waxing/how-to-use-homemade-sugar-wax#comment-480 <b>do you have to pull ...</b> <br> do you have to pull the wax up or horizontally..? do you have to pull …
do you have to pull the wax up or horizontally..?

]]> By: Amy11190 http://allyalta.com/beauty-waxing/how-to-use-homemade-sugar-wax/comment-page-1#comment-481 Amy11190 Wed, 09 Dec 2009 15:22:07 +0000 http://allyalta.com/beauty-waxing/how-to-use-homemade-sugar-wax#comment-481 <b>Try putting it in a ...</b> <br> Try putting it in a bowl and stretching, pulling, and working it like taffy. It should turn a whiter color and be very sticky and stretchy. The try spreading it up your thigh and rip it down really fast. If it still won't pull off, try spreading and ripping with a butter knife. (check out my other video to see how to do this). And to help wax not stick, dust your leg with cornstarch or baby powder. Let me know if it works! Try putting it in a …
Try putting it in a bowl and stretching, pulling, and working it like taffy. It should turn a whiter color and be very sticky and stretchy. The try spreading it up your thigh and rip it down really fast. If it still won’t pull off, try spreading and ripping with a butter knife. (check out my other video to see how to do this).
And to help wax not stick, dust your leg with cornstarch or baby powder.
Let me know if it works!

]]> By: Amy11190 http://allyalta.com/beauty-waxing/how-to-use-homemade-sugar-wax/comment-page-1#comment-482 Amy11190 Wed, 09 Dec 2009 15:22:07 +0000 http://allyalta.com/beauty-waxing/how-to-use-homemade-sugar-wax#comment-482 <b>I'll sure look it ...</b> <br> I'll sure look it up thanks! Have a great time on your trip (and don't worry you haven't been the first guy to show up here lol) I’ll sure look it …
I’ll sure look it up thanks! Have a great time on your trip (and don’t worry you haven’t been the first guy to show up here lol)

]]> By: aHGirlL http://allyalta.com/beauty-waxing/how-to-use-homemade-sugar-wax/comment-page-1#comment-483 aHGirlL Wed, 09 Dec 2009 15:22:07 +0000 http://allyalta.com/beauty-waxing/how-to-use-homemade-sugar-wax#comment-483 <b>Hi Amy I did this ...</b> <br> Hi Amy I did this using white sugar. I'm sure it's cooked cus it was brown ady~ dark brown.. It did not came out brittle and all.. It was soft.. When i put on my thighs.. It just could not rip off.. But it's cooked~ how could it not rip off? So i hope you can guide me on this~~ How to make it like chewing gum texture~~?? Hi Amy
I did this …
Hi Amy
I did this using white sugar.
I’m sure it’s cooked cus it was brown ady~
dark brown..
It did not came out brittle and all..
It was soft..
When i put on my thighs..
It just could not rip off..
But it’s cooked~ how could it not rip off?
So i hope you can guide me on this~~
How to make it like chewing gum texture~~??

]]> By: entheobhakta http://allyalta.com/beauty-waxing/how-to-use-homemade-sugar-wax/comment-page-1#comment-484 entheobhakta Wed, 09 Dec 2009 15:22:07 +0000 http://allyalta.com/beauty-waxing/how-to-use-homemade-sugar-wax#comment-484 <b>By the way, and ...</b> <br> By the way, and just as a comment for "fun" here, please go out and rent the film "Caramel" to see a whole movie/plot set-up around a magical salon/circle of women friends that does this kind of waxing professionally. PS: what's a guy doing here?...promised my girl i'd learn this for when we're on the road (eg brazilian amazon for next 1/2 year) and she can't easily find any decent salons. ;-) By the way, and …
By the way, and just as a comment for “fun” here, please go out and rent the film “Caramel” to see a whole movie/plot set-up around a magical salon/circle of women friends that does this kind of waxing professionally.

PS: what’s a guy doing here?…promised my girl i’d learn this for when we’re on the road (eg brazilian amazon for next 1/2 year) and she can’t easily find any decent salons. ;-)

]]> By: SuperTiffany07 http://allyalta.com/beauty-waxing/how-to-use-homemade-sugar-wax/comment-page-1#comment-485 SuperTiffany07 Wed, 09 Dec 2009 15:22:07 +0000 http://allyalta.com/beauty-waxing/how-to-use-homemade-sugar-wax#comment-485 <b>@Amy11190 thank you ...</b> <br> @Amy11190 thank you.. another question.. how long will the hair grow after i used this method??? @Amy11190 thank you …
@Amy11190 thank you..
another question..
how long will the hair grow after i used this method???

]]> By: Amy11190 http://allyalta.com/beauty-waxing/how-to-use-homemade-sugar-wax/comment-page-1#comment-486 Amy11190 Wed, 09 Dec 2009 15:22:07 +0000 http://allyalta.com/beauty-waxing/how-to-use-homemade-sugar-wax#comment-486 <b>Yep it did in my ...</b> <br> Yep it did in my case at least. My hair grew back lighter over time and a lot thinner Yep it did in my …
Yep it did in my case at least. My hair grew back lighter over time and a lot thinner

]]> By: SuperTiffany07 http://allyalta.com/beauty-waxing/how-to-use-homemade-sugar-wax/comment-page-1#comment-487 SuperTiffany07 Wed, 09 Dec 2009 15:22:07 +0000 http://allyalta.com/beauty-waxing/how-to-use-homemade-sugar-wax#comment-487 <b>hi.. i used to ...</b> <br> hi.. i used to remove the hair in my legs using a razor and it grows thicker.. if i used this method will the hair grows less thicker?? hi..
i used to …
hi..
i used to remove the hair in my legs using a razor and it grows thicker..
if i used this method will the hair grows less thicker??

]]> By: Amy11190 http://allyalta.com/beauty-waxing/how-to-use-homemade-sugar-wax/comment-page-1#comment-488 Amy11190 Wed, 09 Dec 2009 15:22:07 +0000 http://allyalta.com/beauty-waxing/how-to-use-homemade-sugar-wax#comment-488 <b>It melted? Like was ...</b> <br> It melted? Like was it too sticky and wouldn't pull off when it cooled? It may have not been cooked enough. It melted? Like was …
It melted? Like was it too sticky and wouldn’t pull off when it cooled? It may have not been cooked enough.

]]> By: blissfullness93 http://allyalta.com/beauty-waxing/how-to-use-homemade-sugar-wax/comment-page-1#comment-489 blissfullness93 Wed, 09 Dec 2009 15:22:07 +0000 http://allyalta.com/beauty-waxing/how-to-use-homemade-sugar-wax#comment-489 <b>Hi again, i ...</b> <br> Hi again, i commented on your second part video. Well, the wax was fine at first.. but after 3 or 4 pulls, it melted completely and i had no choice but to get strips and get rid of it. How do i solve this problem? Hi again, i …
Hi again, i commented on your second part video. Well, the wax was fine at first.. but after 3 or 4 pulls, it melted completely and i had no choice but to get strips and get rid of it. How do i solve this problem?

]]> By: xxilanimebestxx http://allyalta.com/beauty-waxing/how-to-use-homemade-sugar-wax/comment-page-1#comment-490 xxilanimebestxx Wed, 09 Dec 2009 15:22:07 +0000 http://allyalta.com/beauty-waxing/how-to-use-homemade-sugar-wax#comment-490 <b>Yea, me too!!! ugh! ...</b> <br> Yea, me too!!! ugh!! It doesn't work! =( Yea, me too!!! ugh! …
Yea, me too!!! ugh!! It doesn’t work! =(

]]> By: Amy11190 http://allyalta.com/beauty-waxing/how-to-use-homemade-sugar-wax/comment-page-1#comment-470 Amy11190 Wed, 09 Dec 2009 15:22:06 +0000 http://allyalta.com/beauty-waxing/how-to-use-homemade-sugar-wax#comment-470 <b>If it's too hard to ...</b> <br> If it's too hard to stretch then it's probably over cooked. Try warming it a bit and pulling it like taffy. Is it's stretchy it's usable If it’s too hard to …
If it’s too hard to stretch then it’s probably over cooked. Try warming it a bit and pulling it like taffy. Is it’s stretchy it’s usable

]]> By: Amy11190 http://allyalta.com/beauty-waxing/how-to-use-homemade-sugar-wax/comment-page-1#comment-471 Amy11190 Wed, 09 Dec 2009 15:22:06 +0000 http://allyalta.com/beauty-waxing/how-to-use-homemade-sugar-wax#comment-471 <b>In sensitive spots ...</b> <br> In sensitive spots it can do that. It sounds like you cooked it right but sometimes it can get too warm and will start sticking. Try dusting the area to be waxed with cornstarch or baby powder. This will reduce stickiness and bruising In sensitive spots …
In sensitive spots it can do that. It sounds like you cooked it right but sometimes it can get too warm and will start sticking. Try dusting the area to be waxed with cornstarch or baby powder. This will reduce stickiness and bruising

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