Yes! You will need to come to your appointment with a clean tampon or menstrual cup. Your skin is more sensitive during your menstrual cycle due to hormones. We recommend taking an over the counter pain reliever 30-45 minutes prior to your appointment.
Yes! You will need to come to your appointment with a clean tampon or menstrual cup. Your skin is more sensitive during your menstrual cycle due to hormones. We recommend taking an over the counter pain reliever 30-45 minutes prior to your appointment.
Yes! Every pregnancy is different and we recommend consulting with your healthcare provider beforehand.
The best way to prepare for your first Brazilian sugaring is to have at least 3-4 weeks worth of growth. Refrain from alcohol, caffeine, smoking cannabis, and exfoliating the day of your appointment. You can take OTC pain relievers 30-45 minutes prior to your appointment to help with any discomfort. Lastly, wear loose-fitting clothing and cotton underwear to allow your skin to breathe.
To answer this, you should first know there are 4 phases of hair growth.
When hair is sugared in the growing phase (typically when its length is 1/8” to ¼” long), it won’t begin to grow back for 3-6 weeks. However, not all of your hairs are in the same phase at any time. We recommend that clients get sugared every 3 weeks for the first 6 months in order to catch every new growth cycle. This leads to long term hair reduction.
Sugaring doesn't require the hair to be a long as traditional waxing.
Typically 2 weeks from your last shave should be plenty.
Spacing your sugaring appointments 3 weeks apart is recommended.
However, do not trim your hair if it is grown out, you don't want to run the risk of trimming too short. Long hair does not hurt more to get sugared, but strongly rooted hair does hurt more. It isn't the length, it is the strength.