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Frequently Asked Questions
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Your session begins with a brief consultation and skin cleanse. The technician uses sugar paste to remove all facial hair from the root. Appointments typically last 30–45 minutes depending on hair density, and finish with soothing aftercare and recommendations.
Most clients experience smooth skin for four to six weeks. Regrowth rate varies by individual, and regular sugaring can slow hair return and make regrowth finer over time, extending the interval between visits.
Sugaring is generally less painful than waxing because the paste adheres to hair, not skin. The technique reduces tugging and irritation. Sensitivity varies, but discomfort is usually brief and tolerable for most clients.
Sugaring is suitable for most skin types, including sensitive skin. We perform a consultation and patch test for reactive skin, and avoid treatment on open wounds, severe active acne, or certain skin conditions.
Arrive with hair roughly 3–5 mm long and avoid heavy exfoliation or retinoids beforehand. Aftercare includes avoiding heat, heavy makeup, and sun exposure for 24–48 hours, gentle cleansing, and light exfoliation after a few days to prevent ingrown hairs.
Sugaring is generally safe during pregnancy, but consult your healthcare provider if you have concerns. Inform your technician about medications, as some treatments increase skin sensitivity; a patch test is recommended when in doubt.