What Is Sugaring? A Natural Way to Smooth, Healthy Skin
- Ryane Ashley

- Sep 6
- 1 min read
Updated: Nov 5
Sugaring isn’t some new trend; it’s an ancient method that’s been around for thousands of years.

Cleopatra, known for her beauty rituals, likely used sugaring to keep her skin radiant, and in Persia, brides were sugared before their weddings as a symbol of purity and fresh beginnings.
Fast forward to today, and the recipe hasn’t changed: sugar, lemon, and water. Simple, natural, and effective.

Here’s why it works so well. Sugaring removes hair in the same direction it grows, which helps the hair slide out whole from the root. The paste also only attaches to the layer of dead skin cells on the surface, not the healthy living tissue underneath. Translation: less trauma to your skin, less redness, and a stronger barrier after every service. A healthy barrier protects against irritation a
nd breakouts, and it can even help reduce cycles of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation caused by repeated inflammation; a big win if you deal with sensitivity, ingrowns, or uneven tone.
If you’ve been looking for a natural, skin-friendly way to stay smooth, sugaring is it.
✨ Book your sugaring session at Ryane Ashley Esthetics and see the difference for yourself.

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