Brazilian Sugar

Service Description

Sugaring, also known as sugar waxing, is a hair removal method that uses a paste of sugar, lemon, and water to remove hair from the root: Ingredients The ingredients are heated until they reach a candy-like consistency, then cooled and applied to the skin. Application The paste is applied in the opposite direction of hair growth, then removed in the direction of hair growth with quick flicking motions. Results Sugaring can last up to 6–8 weeks. Benefits Sugaring is a natural, biodegradable alternative to waxing that can be used on any part of the body. It's also gentler than waxing because it doesn't stick to live skin cells. Hair length Sugaring can remove hair that's as short as 1/16th of an inch, while waxing requires hair to be at least half an inch long. To prepare for sugaring, you can: Apply glycerin to your skin to draw moisture in Use a pre-wax product with glycerin or other ingredients like shea butter or argan oil Clean the area with soap and water Gently exfoliate with a loofah sponge You should avoid sugaring if the area has scrapes, irritations, or sunburn.