In sugaring, which technique involves rolling the paste and flattening it repeatedly to pull hair?

In sugaring, which technique involves rolling the paste and flattening it repeatedly to pull hair?

• A. Rolling
• B. Stripping
• C. Threading
• D. Waxing

Answer: (A)

Rolling is the technique that uses rolling and flattening motions to pull hair. In sugaring, you press a pliable paste onto the skin and then roll and flatten it in small, steady motions so the paste grips the hairs at the root. As you lift the paste away with a smooth motion, the hairs are pulled out. This works because the sugar paste is cohesive and tends to stick to hair more than to skin, making removal effective and often gentler on the skin. It’s also easy to clean up since the paste is water-soluble.

Rolling is the technique that uses rolling and flattening motions to pull hair. In sugaring, you press a pliable paste onto the skin and then roll and flatten it in small, steady motions so the paste grips the hairs at the root. As you lift the paste away with a smooth motion, the hairs are pulled out. This works because the sugar paste is cohesive and tends to stick to hair more than to skin, making removal effective and often gentler on the skin. It’s also easy to clean up since the paste is water-soluble.