Q&A for How to Wax Eyebrows at Home (Honey and Salt Method)

You should, but if you have sensitive skin, you can reduce this time to ten minutes. If it doesn't remove the hair though, you may need to leave it on longer.

No, it isn't strong enough to remove skin unless your skin is already peeling in the area you're waxing.

You can try it again as soon as your skin has calmed down enough to allow it. If you try again too soon, it will be very painful.

Yes, the hair will return.

Yes, or you could try sugaring.

Honey can be less effective for places like your legs because the hair is thicker and more difficult to remove, but it might work, so give it a shot!

You can use any type of flour that you have laying around, or can purchase at a local store.

No, syrup is not a good substitute.

This all depends on what your parents allow and/or when you are ready. However, if it is your first time, remember that waxing is somewhat permanent and if you do not like the end result there is nothing that can really be done.

You can buy it at almost any local store, or online retailers such as Amazon.

Wash your face before, then take a shower after to make sure you have all of the wax off.

So long as someone else - who is older and has some previous experience - is doing the waxing.

No as the paper would rip when you tried to remove it.

You'll be more susceptible to irritation, so make sure you moisturize and have a proper skin routine.

You would have to pull upwards considering that the eyeball is in the down area. You will want to pull up to avoid the eye.

A very thin, stiff strip of waxing paper would be best, but a thin cloth can work well too.

You can, but be careful. That area of females bodies is very sensitive, and you don't want to irritate the skin. Try it on your arm or leg before to see if your skin reacts.

Waxing is faster, but sometimes they have to do it multiple times to get all the unwanted hair off. You should try waxing and see which one you like better.

You should use an old cotton cloth to remove the wax. Make sure it is not too old.

Your hair may be too coarse for this method. Instead, consult a professional and get your eyebrows waxed at a salon.

No. Marmite is a very thin substance.

No, but it is recommended, and safer.

I don't see why not.

Any fabric that will not rip mid-wax. Try more of a canvas-like fabric for best results.

Honey is the preferred method, as it works the best. You can experiment with other ingredients and see if they work better for you.

Yes, as long as you store it in an air-tight container. When you want to use it again, just microwave it for 10-15 seconds and let it sit for 1 minute before using it.

I guess you could, but this remedy may not be strong enough. But then again it might, so try it!

You can heat the wax in a double boiler on the stove.

Yes, you can use flour tortilla mix if you have nothing else to use.

Arrowroot powder works fine, but baking soda is a big no. You could really damage your skin.