7.Depilatories
You can find these gels, creams, and lotions on the shaving shelves, but they’re not for shaving. They break down the hairs’ protein structure and dissolve it. You should do a skin test before trying one — depilatories can cause burns, stinging, or peeling. Avoid your eye areas. Hair removed this way usually comes back in a couple of weeks.
8.Sugaring
Sugaring sounds hip and new, but it’s actually as old as … sugar. The ancient Egyptians, whose upper classes shunned hair anywhere, made a sugar paste to gently get rid of hair as they exfoliated their skin. These days, this popular salon service is a lot like waxing. A technician applies a heated sugar mixture to your skin, sometimes covers it with a cloth, and then strips it off to remove body hair.
