01 of 09 Make Sugaring Paste Before we show you how to sugar, you'll need to make the paste. Our sugaring recipe is simple to make with ingredients you probably already have at home costing a couple dollars and it's all natural.

After you have made the recipe, wait until it's cooled down to room temperature before attempting hair removal. We don't want anyone to get burned!

02 of 09 Prepare Skin for Sugar Paste Skin will need to be cleansed of lotions and oils so the sugar paste doesn't slide off the skin. With a cotton ball or square, use a pre-wax skin cleanser specially made for use before sugaring or waxing because it contains anti-microbial and anti-inflammatory ingredients to help protect skin from irritation and break-outs from hair removal. If you don't have a special cleanser to use before hair removal, take a bath or shower and wash skin thoroughly, but hold off on applying any serums, moisturizers or lotions.

03 of 09 Apply Powder for Sugaring at Home Before sugaring at home, apply a light dusting of baby powder, cornstarch or powder for waxing and rub softly into skin. Remember, more isn't better. Applying too much powder will interfere with removing the hair. Powder acts as a buffer helping the paste to grasp the hair better and stick less to skin.

04 of 09 Grab Sugaring Paste If you have made the sugaring paste on the same day and have waited for it to cool down, you can use it while it has a little bit of warmth to it. If it's been stored then you can soften it up a bit. Microwave it for five seconds at a time on high until it's soft and you're able to spread it without too much effort. Take out a good scoop for the body. If you're going to use it for you face, then take a smaller section. It can be fairly sticky to work with, especially if it's humid out. So you may want to wear gloves.

05 of 09 Place Sugaring Paste in Hand The sugaring paste will be like a big blob in your hand, but don't apply it to your skin just yet.

06 of 09 Make Sugaring Product into Ball Now you will take the sugaring product and roll it into a ball. Don't press too hard, just work it lightly in your hands for a couple of seconds. When you do apply it, the paste will be warmed up a bit by your body heat go on more evenly.

07 of 09 Apply Sugar to Hair You're now going to apply sugar to hair in the opposite direction of growth firmly allowing the paste to spread as you somewhat slowly pull it. You need to use some pressure and feel like you're pressing the paste against the skin for it to stick. You're not just laying it on top of the hair. This technique can take some getting used to, but using the paste over sugar gel has its advantages. The paste can remove hair as short as 1/16", whereas the gel which is performed similarly to waxing (get directions) needs at least 1/4".

08 of 09 Sugaring Hair Off You're now going to be sugaring hair off holding skin taut with your free hand (since I was sugaring my arm I couldn't) using a fast flicking motion with your hand and removing the paste in the same direction of hair growth. You don't want to pull your hand up, but aim for way over to the other side. If you pull your hand straight up there's more chance of missing hair or breaking it. Removing hair in the same direction of growth also helps to avoid breaking the hair follicle either above or below the skin's surface. This means, you'll get longer-lasting hair-free results and avoid pesky ingrown hairs.