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Face skin is very gentle and sensitive, and requires special care all the time – between your visits to the cosmetologist and during any facial procedures. Sugaring is no exception. The so-called T-zone (forehead-nose-mouth-chin) has a very intensive blood flow. Any minor trauma in this area can become inflamed very quickly. What are the restrictions for face sugaring?

To become a sugaring professional, it's not enough to only know about paste differences and the various techniques – you also need to guide and help your client. There are several necessary procedures that clients should do at home prior to sugaring to get the best results after epilation. So what does the client have to be informed about?

One more question that sugaring specialists and beginners can't decide on is whether or not to scrub their face in preparation for the procedure. Let's find out.

The most important factor in professional sugaring is choosing the right paste. The next factors are proper technique, availability of accessories (which make the process easier), and observance of sterility. But the bedrock of sugaring is the sugar paste. Sugar paste is the first thing people often blame for the mistakes that beginner sugaring specialists make. But very often the solution is simple – learn how to choose the paste (manufacturer) and the right density.

Facial hair... to remove or not to remove? Here everything depends on personality, attitude and worldview. Of course, a black “mustache”, even if the hair is thin, looks unattractive. Hair on your cheekbones or overgrown eyebrows also doesn't add to your attractiveness. Modern fashion dictates completely different rules. Female faces should have smooth, flawless skin. The goal of every woman is to do everything – to get as close to perfection as possible. Is facial sugaring worth it? What details should we know about this procedure?

Sugaring is a popular procedure, with a lot of benefits, for those who love smooth skin. Some of the main advantages are its simplicity and availability, which allows anyone to master it, and later gives you the possibility to develop a sugaring business of your own. The key for any sugaring, both professional or amateur, is not just using sugar paste from a trusted manufacturer, but also other necessary accessories and tools. But where to begin? Let's see.

We saw an online chat of two women on one of the forums that turned into a serious argument, about whether or not you should remove the hair from your arms.

Sometimes you can hear an opinion, that sugaring has no difference from mechanical epilation. Under term mechanical epilation, we understand hair removal with electrical device – epilator. Let's see if it's really so.

Global lack of time, and often money, makes women think that it is possible to perform many procedures at home, by themselves, and the most important – “it will be not worse than in salon”. Imagination is already working: you don't need to make appointment and drive anywhere, you just open a jar with a sugar paste, and in thirty minutes you are ready “to go out”.

Is it safe to remove hair with sugaring paste if you have diabetes? Lack of knowledge on this subject creates many myths. So yet, is it safe or not?

Hands of a professional sugaring expert should fly like a butterflies above the client's skin. To obtain this skill you should practice a lot. You can study independently, with “bumps and bruises”; or – minimizing time and number of mistakes – taking a special course (if the teacher is a certified expert, and not an unprofessional amateur). We are ready to give you some tips right now.

We constantly monitor interests of our clients. And there was an interesting subject on one of internet forums, where “regulars'” and guests were comparing two different methods of hair removal. One group, was insisting that sugaring – is the best way; others – were convincing to try chemical depilation and “to feel the difference”.