Sugaring with strips. Is it still sugaring?
Terminology in Our Industry I was inspired to write this blog by a heated discussion in one of the sugaring Facebook groups. The post was about sugaring with strips. Many users, including myself, engaged in the discussion about whether using strips still qualifies as sugaring. This brings us to the core issue: the confusion in the terminology of hair removal methods. History of Sugaring Although the method of hair removal using sugar paste has been around for millennia, the term “sugaring” gained popularity in its contemporary context only in the 1980s. It’s unclear who exactly first used the term in...
Sugaring Around the World: Sugaring in Bulgaria 🇧🇬
Welcome to our exploration of Sugaring around the world, today, with a special focus on its booming presence in Bulgaria. Joining us is Silvia from Dimov Studio. Today Silvia will shed light on the unique landscape of sugaring in Bulgaria, highlighting its rise in popularity and the distinctive trends shaping its adoption. Radeq Lab Sugaring: Hello Silvia! Could you tell us about how you first learned about the sugaring technique and what drew you to it? Silvia (Dimov Studio): First time i hear the word "Sugaring" was when I was living in Cyprus. I thought of it as a practice limited to Arab countries...
Find out the environmental benefits of sugaring
The market for hair removal products is still growing but also evolving. Despite technological advances in laser hair removal, other methods continue to grow. A perfect example is sugaring. Once a very niche form of hair removal, in some parts of the world it is now considered to be leading and displacing waxing from the market. Much has been said about the greater safety of sugaring |over waxing, but is that the only advantage sugaring has over waxing? Focusing on mechanical hair removal methods such as waxing and sugaring, it’s worth mentioning ecology and environmental issues, especially now in the...
