Lemon juice can be substituted with lime juice, orange juice, or vinegar, according to some sources. As a preservative, the acid in these ingredients keeps the sugar from hardening. Overcooking the paste, however, results in a rock-hard paste when it cools.

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Can sugar wax be made without lemon juice?

What if you don’t have lemon juice to make sugar wax? Lemon juice can be substituted for lime juice if you’re allergic to or dislike the taste of acidic liquids in your sugar wax recipe.

Do you need honey for sugar wax?

Wax made of honey and sugarSome people use honey in addition to granulated white sugar when sugaring. For the first time, a 2016 review found that honey may have some dermatological benefits.

What can you substitute for lemon juice in sugar wax?

Apparently, you can use lime juice, orange juice, or vinegar in place of the lemon juice. As a preservative, the acid in these ingredients keeps the sugar from hardening.

Can you make sugar wax with orange juice?

After doing some research on the internet, I found out that sugaring is accomplished by heating a sugar, water, and lemon juice paste to the softball candy stage before applying it to the body. Lemon juice, lime juice, orange juice, and vinegar, it appears, can all be substituted.

Why isn’t my sugar wax hardening?

You’re overcooking your sugar wax if it consistently comes out hard. Continue to boil for 1–2 more minutes after adding more lemon juice (the exact amount depends on how hard the sugar mixture is). Add more lemon juice if it’s still not pliable enough.

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