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On moles, open wounds or broken skin
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On sunburns or substantial sun exposure
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Experiencing certain skin conditions
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With skin impacting medications
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With recent usage of retinol products
Individuals with Sensitive Skin
Given the formula's gentle and chemical-free nature, sugaring can be a great alternative for anyone with sensitive skin, including those with mild eczema, psoriasis, or rosacea*.
*The core certification course elaborates on this topic. Always seek professional advice for individual cases.
Individuals Prone to Ingrown Hairs
Sugaring not only removes hair but also exfoliates the skin, reducing the likelihood of ingrown hairs.
Removing sugaring paste with hair growth also minimizes hair breakage, which often causes ingrowns.
Individuals Looking for Natural Solutions
Sugaring paste is naturally biodegradable. Since strips and chemical wax removers are no longer needed, it can be disposed of in a compost. Even in a landfill, the paste will dissolve in rain/water.
Given the ongoing research of chemical use on our bodies, it is no surprise that eco-beauty enthusiasts are continually switching over to this more natural form of hair removal.
Individuals Seeking Less Painful Hair Removal
Compared to traditional waxing, many people find sugaring to be a less painful hair removal method.
If you're sensitive to pain or have had uncomfortable experiences with waxing, sugaring may be a more pleasant alternative.
Individuals with Fine or Coarse Hair
Sugaring can remove short and fine hairs as short as 1/16 of an inch. Compared to waxing which extracts at 1/2 of an inch.
Firm or "cold" pastes, can be used to extract stubborn or coarse hairs.
When Should Sugaring be Avoided?
Individuals should consult a dermatologist or skincare professional in the following instances: