The story of sugaring
Sugaring is an ancient (1900 BC - Persia) art of hair removal. Consisting only of sugar, water and citric acid, the sugar paste is spread by hand onto the skin and removed with a flick of the wrist, which lifts the sugar off the skin and takes the hair with it. Sugar is 100% all-natural, and because it is kept only slightly warmer than room temperature, it will not burn your skin. Unlike traditional waxing, sugaring lifts only dead skin, which reduces or eliminates bruising or tearing of the epidermis. Sugaring can remove hair as short as 1/8 inch long, and because the hair is removed in the direction of growth, the hair is not prone to breaking during the service, or becoming ingrown during grow out.
The superior qualities of Sugaring, means the majority of clients need little to no after care, and generally, clients who have tried both, prefer sugaring, and report less discomfort, both during and after the service. Over time, you should notice a significant reduction in the amount of hair in regularly sugared areas.
The superior qualities of Sugaring, means the majority of clients need little to no after care, and generally, clients who have tried both, prefer sugaring, and report less discomfort, both during and after the service. Over time, you should notice a significant reduction in the amount of hair in regularly sugared areas.
Other benefits of sugaring:
PLEASE FOLLOW ALL PRE AND POST CARE INSTRUCTIONS. Contraindications are listed here.
- It dissolves with warm water, so it won't ruin your clothing.
- It will not burn your skin
- It only exfoliates dead skin, it won't abrade healthy tissue
- It can remove hair in creases and crevices that traditional wax cannot.
PLEASE FOLLOW ALL PRE AND POST CARE INSTRUCTIONS. Contraindications are listed here.
