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Most clients enjoy smoothness for three to six weeks depending on hair growth cycles and aftercare. Regular sugaring can slow regrowth over time. We recommend scheduling based on personal regrowth and comfort.

Sensitivity varies, but sugaring is generally less painful than waxing. Therapists remove hair in the direction of growth and use gentle paste, reducing breakage and discomfort. Numbing creams can be discussed if you have low pain tolerance.

Trim only if hair is excessively long; ideal length is about a quarter-inch. Avoid heavy exercise, sun exposure, and exfoliate gently 24-48 hours before. Arrive with clean, dry skin and avoid lotions or oils on the day.

Sugaring reduces ingrown hairs compared to shaving because it removes hair from the root and exfoliates. Follow our aftercare advice—gentle exfoliation and moisturization—to minimize ingrowth. If persistent, we offer tailored treatments and guidance.

Avoid sugaring if you have sunburn, open wounds, active skin infections, severe acne, or recent chemical peels. Inform therapists about medications (like Accutane) or medical conditions. We’ll assess your skin and recommend alternatives when necessary.

Keep the area clean and avoid heavy sweating for 24 hours. Apply soothing, fragrance-free moisturizer and avoid hot baths, saunas, and direct sun exposure. Gently exfoliate after 48 hours to prevent ingrown hairs and maintain smooth results.