Preparing for your appointment

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> Have hair grown out at least TWO TO THREE WEEKS. 

> HYDRATE well the day before and day of each and every appointment.

>NO CAFFEINATED DRINKS prior to service  

> CONSUME FOODS HIGH IN SODIUM the night prior to your Sugaring.

> EXFOLIATE two days prior to your hair removal service.

> Do not exfoliate for 48 HOURS before each appointment.

> Do not apply LOTIONS, DEODORANTS, OR SPRAY TANS 24 HOURS before your Sugaring appointment. 

 

Waxing on Your Menstrual Cycle:

Please be sure you insert a clean, new tampon before your bikini waxing service.

**You will be more sensitive when waxing on your period or right before.**

USE EXTREME CAUTION:

The following products can make your skin more sensitive – Oral Antibiotics, Topical Antibiotics, Ance Medications, and Retinol.

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After care
Post-sugaring, avoid hot water, exfoliation, gym activity, saunas, jacuzzis, tight clothing, spray tans or tanning beds for 48 hours. Your skin is sensitive! Treat it nicely. For the next few days use your hands and your body wash while showering please. Sugaring does all the exfoliating work for you. 

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After that time period, you are in the clear to exfoliate to prevent in-grown hairs. Please don't use loofahs on areas sugared, they can hold bacteria that may transfer into open pores. Exfoliating gloves, brushes, or scrubs are best for exfoliating depending on the area. Apply a gentle bikini balm or hydrocortisone 1 percent cream to soothe any skin sensitivity. 
 
Keep in mind that it may take a few sugaring sessions before your hair is completely removed. However, a trained aesthetician will be able to tweeze or thread to target any stubborn hairs.For best results, repeat your professional body sugaring every 4 to 6 weeks depending on the area and your individual hair growth rate. Regular exfoliation is helpful to remove dead skin so your hairs can get out above the surface of the pores and not become ingrown. Routine waxing helps the skin get accustomed to the procedure, minimize irritation, and eventually stop the growth of some hair follicles.