WAX OR SUGAR

Which one is right for you?

Two methods.One smooth result.

Wax and Sugaring both remove hair from the root.Both leave you smooth the difference is in the technique.

Wax is a flexible, resin based wax applied with the direction of the hair growth and is removed against it. Hard wax works especially well on coarse, dense, or longer hair and is a great choice for both first time and regular clients.

A person receiving a waxing treatment on their leg, with a worker applying wax using a spatula, both wearing black gloves.
A person receiving a waxing treatment on their leg, with the esthetician wearing black gloves applying warm wax.

Made from sugar water, and lemon, sugar paste is applied by hand against the direction of hair growth and removed with the natural growth pattern. It’s a great choice for clients who prefer a simple ingredient method and regular sugar maintenance.

NEW TO HAIR REMOVAL?

If you’ve never been waxed or sugared, or you have longer growth, I may recommend starting with wax. Longer hair can create more tugging during sugar application.Once your hair is a more manageable length, you can continue waxing or try sugaring the best choice comes down to your hair, skin, and personal preference.

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Before your appointment

Prep For Smooth Results

PAUSE ACTIVE SKINCARE

Discontinue retinol/retinoids on the treatment area 7-14 days before.Stop glycolic and salicylic acids at least 4 days before.

HAIR GROWTH

Allow 3-4 weeks of growth.Hair should be at least ¼ inch long about the length of a grain of rice.Avoid shaving trimming before appointment.

EXFOLIATE

Gently exfoliate 24-48 before your appointment.

WHAT TO WEAR

Choose loose, comfortable clothing to minimize friction and irritation after your service.

DAY OF YOUR APPOINTMENT

Arrive with clean, dry skin and avoid lotions oils or heavy body products on the treatment area.

AFTER Your APPOINTMENT

Keep It Smooth

Post-service care tips with images of a glass of water, loose clothing, skincare oil, exfoliating scrub, and a calendar for reminders.
Infographic titled "What to Avoid After Your Service" with five icons and tips: 1) No workouts or sweating for 24-48 hours, 2) No hot tubs or saunas for 24-48 hours, 3) Avoid sun and tanning for 24-48 hours, 4) No exfoliation for 4 days, 5) No intercourse for 24-48 hours.