Firstly, switch your hair removal to sugaring and then include the scrub and bumps eradicator. This is because bumps are caused by sebum overload and our bumps eradicator houses one of the most powerful ingredients that controls sebum overload. We also recommend any of our scrubs to help loosen the bumps, ingrown etc.
Sugar, organic lemons and water! That’s it. All of the ingredients are natural and responsibly sourced. Even the processing is so clean that you can eat the sugar.
Sugar wax doesn’t stick to living skin so you barely feel it when you remove the hair. 80% of new users barely feel anything when sugaring, the trick is to sugar in batches and pull your skin taut.
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Sensitive skin is the reason that our sugar wax and other products exist. We’ve made a formula to give people with sensitive skin and conditions like eczema, psoriasis and rosacea an option that didn’t exist before.
Every type of hair; fine, coarse, long and short. You however need about the full length of a grain of rice to effectively remove the hair.
Yes. Sugaring is made for sensitive areas. It’s so gentle on the skin that it’s gotten a reputation as the best method of hair removal for sensitive skin and sensitive areas.
You can start sugaring at any age because our formula is safe. No burns. No over stripping the skin. We have customers that use it for their kids as young as 10.
This is like asking if men should take care of their body as well. You already have the answer. 50 percent of our clientele are men and we are very proud of that.
Yes. Strawberry legs are caused by over stripping and damaging the skin around pores. Sugaring exfoliates and heals that scar tissue without causing any harm or damage.
You can either use the strip method (your strips are reusable, simply soak in water, rinse and dry) or sugar with your hands if the consistency is hard enough. Check out the tutorial for that.
Sweat and any form of water gets in the way of the sugar wax sticking to hair, so turn on the ac, grab a fan and use the sugaring powder to absorb excess moisture.
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Moisture gets in the way and doesn’t let the sugar wax stick to hair. You need to keep the skin dry while sugaring. Especially sweat-prone areas like underarms and upper lip.
When you remove the hair from the follicle, the new follicle forming takes time to bond to the blood vessel and nerve endings, so if you keep sugaring the follicle gets weak.
Sugar wax is supposed to be applied at room temperature. If the wax is so hard that you can’t move it. Pop it in the microwave for 5-10 seconds to soften or use the hot water method.
Sugar wax gets softer with every application from the heat of your skin. Try sugaring during a cooler time of day; morning or evening.
Yes. Sugaring is quickly becoming the hair removal method of choice for women that suffer from pcos and hirsutism because it’s gentle and effective.
Absolutely. During pregnancy your skin is sensitive and absorbent. What you put on your skin matters tremendously. Sugaring is gentle enough for a baby bump.
Yes. As long as you’re not eating the sugar wax while you’re sugaring your body, you’re safe.
Sugar before, not after time in the sun. The exfoliation will give you a fresh canvas to sun and your tan will last longer.
You’re doing it wrong. When you remove the sugar wax keep your hand close to the skin aka (pull your skin taut). Don’t pull up and away from the skin and you’ll be fine.
When you’re new to sugaring, the process is slower. But even if it takes you an hour to sugar your legs, you’ll only have to do it every 4-6 weeks.
Depends on the size of the area that you’re sugaring. A hazelnut size lump is all you need to sugar your upper lip. For your legs you’ll want the lump closer in size to a golf ball. Please know that this is applicable to the hard consistency and sometimes thick consistency. If your sugar wax is scoopable, use the strips method.
A lot. Each lump of sugar wax can be used 8-10 times to remove hair from an area. So it depends on the size of your lump.
