Sugaring is a gentle, natural alternative to waxing that leaves your skin smooth and soft. Whether you’re booking your very first Brazilian or maintaining your glow, these services are tailored to keep your skin healthy and bump-free.

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Common Questions, Answered!

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Can I get sugared while on my period?
Yes! As long as you’re wearing a tampon, menstrual cup, or disc, it’s totally fine. It won’t make me uncomfortable, and you’ll still get a great result. Just keep in mind you may be slightly more sensitive.

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Can I get sugared if I’m pregnant?

Yes! Sugaring is safe during pregnancy (unless your doctor advises otherwise). Many clients actually prefer sugaring over waxing while pregnant since it’s gentler on the skin.

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How long does my hair need to befor a Brazilian?
Hair should be about ¼ inch long (around the length of a grain of rice). That’s usually about 3–4 weeks of growth after shaving or your last wax/sugar. If your hair is longer, that’s okay! I will trim it down as needed.

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Does Brazilian sugaring hurt?
Everyone’s pain tolerance is different, but most clients find sugaring less painful than waxing. The paste only sticks to hair and dead skin, not live skin cells, which makes it gentler. The first time is usually the most uncomfortable, and it gets easier with consistency.

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How often should I come in for maintenance?
Every 4–5 weeks is ideal. Consistent sugaring keeps hair growth on the same cycle, helps thin the hair over time, and makes each appointment quicker and more comfortable.

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What should I do before my appointment?

• Avoid heavy lotions/oils the day of

• Wear loose, comfortable clothing

• Don’t google scary Brazilian wax stories

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What should I avoid after my Brazilian?
For 24–48 hours, skip:

• Hot tubs, saunas, or swimming

• Heavy workouts/sweating

• Tight clothing

• Sexual activity

• Scented lotions or body washes

This helps prevent irritation and ingrowns.

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Will I get ingrown hairs?
Sugaring can help to reduce ingrowns compared to shaving or waxing, but they can still happen. Exfoliating regularly, staying hydrated, and using a recommended ingrown treatment (like Fur Oil) can help keep skin smooth. If you are prone to ingrowns, sugaring may not eliminate them, but proper sugaring cannot "cause" ingrowns. This is why aftercare is so important!

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How is sugaring different from waxing?

• Paste is applied at warm temperature (no risk of burns).

• It’s water-based and natural (sugar, lemon, water).

• Removed in the direction of hair growth, making it less likely to break hairs and cause ingrowns.