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Of course, there is nothing more pleasant than professional treatment in the salon. But if you have already decided to do sugaring by yourself, then you need to know some tips and tricks.

Sugaring is getting more popular, and on the wave of its fame, you can find more and more recipes  and step by step instructions for a self-made sugar paste production. Wherein, you can read that there is no difference between a self-made paste, and one bought  “on the market”. Furthermore, on a special forums you may find weird discussions , about what is better, paste “from the stove”, or professional sugaring paste. So which one is really better and why?

Many clients answering  the question – what is better sugaring or shaving – without a hesitation would chose the second one. We presented an article, where we honestly described all possible pro and cons of both those  methods of hair removal. This information you may and must  use to attract  clients. Each of those facts was carefully studied before bringing it out.

Sugaring, as a procedure in beauty salons, came into sight relatively recently, but already has grown many myths behind it. Those myths are the reasons of your customers fears. Let's have a look at the most popular sugaring myths.

Ingrown hair is quite the unpleasant feeling, that begins with a minor itch in the place of ingrowing. A little later, it turns into an infected area and the itch becomes unbearable. Though sometimes hair breaks through the surface of the skin on its own. In the worst-case scenario, you might need a help of a qualified dermatologist. What to do to prevent hair from ingrowing?

What are sugaring and waxing we already wrote in our overview article on epilation and depilation, so, we won't talk too much about those terms again. Our clients can find more interesting a detailed comparison of qualities and differences of two those hair removal methods. Each of them has its own pro and cons, so let's get started.

MEMO FOR YOUR CLIENTS

How is the sugaring hair removal done?

1. Skin cleaning The procedure starts with applying a special lotion before sugaring. With gentle movements, the practitioner rubs it in, not only cleaning your skin but also softening the upper layer of the epidermis. It will help to make the epilation more comfortable.

10 sugaring secrets from the experienced estheticians.

1. Warm up the paste to the body temperature. Thus your client won’t have unpleasant feelings while you’re applying the paste and your fingers won’t get tired very quickly.