Halwa wax, also known as sugaring paste, is produced in Middle European countries. It contains sugar mixed with lemon, strawberry, aloe vera, or other natural ingredients. Using a simple spatula or finger, you can apply it to any part of your body and remove hair to get shiny, smoother skin.

The application of Halawa Wax is quite simple. Using a finger, you just have to put the wax on the roots of your hair. When all the hair is trapped in the applied area, immediately give a pull in the opposite direction. This exfoliates the skin, while waxing removes hair right from the root.

Before applying the wax directly on the skin, follow these steps: clean the area, apply talcum or any other powder, apply the wax to the targeted area, use a finger or strip based on the wax you are using, and then follow the removal process. As soon as the waxing is done, apply an oil to the area for smoother, shiner skin.

The results of the Halwa Wax last for around 3 to 6 weeks, which is above the average time for many other traditional waxes.

The pain is normally less than in other ways of waxing; it can range from moderate to sensitive, depending upon the area of waxing. For instance, in a sensitive area, the pain will be more, while in hard areas, it will be less.

You can use the Halwa wax on the private and public parts while following proper caution. For instance, do not apply the wax to the private parts if there is any inflammation, injury, or wound. 

No, Halawa wax works best when applied directly to the skin without using strips. It is softer in texture and applied differently from more challenging strip waxes. The thick Halawa wax sticks to the hair when it is dry.