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QuestionCan we just use boiled honey alone for waxing?Community AnswerThe sugar helps thicken the honey so it's less runny when you apply it. You can certainly try it without it, but just remember you don't want to boil the honey--just heat it.
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QuestionI read somewhere that if the honey and lemon mixture is applied on the legs or hairy area 2-3 times a week in one month, then the hair is removed permanently. Is that right?Community AnswerThis varies from person to person. Sometimes people can do one session and never grow back hair, whereas others may continue these sessions but still have to do it. It definitely reduces hair growth, but it will not always be a permanent solution.
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QuestionI don't have wax paper. What can I do?Community AnswerYou can use any fabric, as long as it can be thrown away afterwards. Or if the wax is thick enough, you can use your finger.
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QuestionDo you have to use baby powder in the honey and baby powder method, or can you use something else? Can you skip it altogether?Community AnswerThe baby powder isn't necessary; it just helps to ensure that your skin is dry before applying the wax.
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QuestionWould these methods be suitable for use on the face? For example, eyebrows and upper lip?Community AnswerI have only tried the first method, but it worked great for my eyebrows and upper lip area. Here's a tip - use equal parts of honey and sugar and 1 to 3 parts water.
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QuestionAre there any substitutes for lemon juice?Community AnswerLemon juice is best, but other citrus juice or vinegar should work, too.
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QuestionCan I do this method without using any strips?Community AnswerNormally you would have to use a strip because to get it off effectively, you need to rip it off. However, there are some recipes that are thicker and you can use your finger and pull the thick solution off.
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QuestionDoes it work better with or without the scented oil?Community AnswerAs it says in the instructions, it's optional. It doesn't affect the efficiency of the wax.
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QuestionWhat about waxing my ears and face?Community AnswerThis should work on all body hair. The shape of your ears may make pulling strips clean a bit tougher, though.
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QuestionHow long do you leave honey wax on for?Community Answer30 seconds to one minute, more or less. When it starts to harden and grows stiff, you can remove it.
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QuestionCan I use this on my underarms?Community AnswerYes, you can.
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QuestionCan I just use honey and sugar?Community AnswerYes, you can just use honey and sugar.
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QuestionCan I use flour instead of baby powder?Community AnswerNo. You cannot substitute flour.
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QuestionCan I keep the remaining unused wax, and how do I store it? Do I need to heat it up again before using it the next time?Community AnswerYes! You can keep the unused portion in a sealed jar. Place the sealed jar in your refrigerator and keep it there until you need it again. It should keep for a very long while. When you want to use it again, just reheat it.
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QuestionIs there a substitute for the honey?Community AnswerYou could try melted sugar instead of honey, but honey would definitely work best.
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QuestionIs this a safe substitute for bikini waxing?Community AnswerI wouldn't recommend using this on your bikini area. Instead, have the area professionally waxed.
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QuestionCan I just use honey alone without heating it?Community AnswerNo, it will be too runny if you don't boil it first. It needs to be firm to remove hair.
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QuestionFor the microwave option, can I use a cheap brand of honey like asda home brand? If so will I get the same results?Community AnswerThe quality of the honey shouldn't effect the results, so save the premium stuff for eating!
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QuestionI've seen waxing on TV with honey - the person had it like a ball, rubbed it on body and pulled it off. How can I get this type of honey?Community AnswerSearch online at beauty stores, Amazon, or even honey producers.
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QuestionDo I have to use the fabric?Community AnswerYou have to use fabric in order to pull the wax off and remove the hair. You can wash and reuse the fabric if you don't want to throw it away.
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QuestionWhat should I do if the honey is too thick?Community AnswerBoil it again because doing this will thin it. If you've already boiled it, then add a 1/2 a cup of water.
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QuestionWhat does the lemon juice do? Is it necessary?Rahul VermaCommunity AnswerLemon juice is natural bleach for hair it help to lighten the skin and honey acts as moisturizer which help to moisture the skin.
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