Frequently Asked Questions

The recommended length for sugaring is 1/8th of an inch, about the size of a grain of rice. Our experts can trim the hairs if they are longer. If you choose to trim at home, take care not to trim them too short to ensure optimal results during your sugaring session.

Sugaring hurts different. This means that any discomfort experienced during the  process subsides relatively quickly, allowing you to resume your regular activities without much delay.

 1. Use your own judgment: Everyone has a different pain tolerance, so listen to your body and communicate with your esthetician during the process. They can adjust the technique to make it more comfortable for you.

2. Take ibuprofen: If you anticipate some discomfort, you can take ibuprofen about 45 minutes before your sugaring service. This can help reduce any potential pain or swelling.

3. Avoid caffeine: Caffeine can make your skin more sensitive, so it's best to avoid consuming any caffeinated beverages or products before your sugaring appointment.

4. Stay hydrated: Drinking plenty of water before your appointment can help keep your skin hydrated and make the sugaring process smoother.

A recommended timeframe for rebooking maintenance appointments is between 4 to 5 weeks. This allows for optimal hair growth and ensures that your sugaring service remains effective and long-lasting.

If you choose to schedule a full Brazilian sugaring at the 6-week mark, it is considered to be the standard duration for this treatment, making it a full rather than a maintenance appointment. This timeframe is most suitable for individuals with slower hair growth. However, it's important to note that waiting for 6 weeks may result in slightly increased discomfort during the sugaring treatment, as the hair will be longer and the removal process may be more challenging.

- 1st week: The results are fantastic, and you will be amazed by the outcome.

- 2nd week: Your hair will be lovely, and there won't be enough growth to bother you.

- 3rd week: Your hair will be almost ready to be pulled, but it may not be long enough yet.

- 4th week: This is the perfect time to come in for a maintenance appointment to keep your results looking fresh and flawless.

- 5th week: If your hair grows slowly, this week is ideal for another sugaring service.

- 6th week: This is considered a full sugaring service again, ensuring that your hair is completely removed.

Please keep in mind that these timelines may vary depending on your individual hair growth and preferences. It's always best to consult with your esthetician for personalized advice.

Yes, this service is under Brazilian Jewlz. 

Yes, you can get sugared at SugarThis while on your period or during pregnancy. 

1. Period: Getting sugared during your period is generally safe, but it can be more uncomfortable due to increased sensitivity. We please ask for individuals to wear a tampon or a menstrual cup during sugaring services while on their period. This will help ensure cleanliness and hygiene during the treatment. 

2. Pregnancy: Sugaring is considered a safe hair removal option during pregnancy. However, hormonal changes during pregnancy can make the skin more sensitive, which may result in increased discomfort during the treatment. It is advisable to consult with your healthcare provider to ensure there are no specific concerns or contraindications related to your pregnancy.

1. Taking Accutane: If you are currently taking Accutane, it is important to inform your sugarist. Accutane can make the skin more sensitive and fragile, so it is typically recommended to stop using it for at least 6 months prior to sugaring.

2. Recent Chemical Peel: If you have recently had a chemical peel, it is advisable to wait for about 6-9 weeks before getting sugared. This allows enough time for the skin to fully heal and recover.

3. Using or having taken Retin-A: A  general guideline is to stop using Retin-A for at least 3-7 days before getting sugared. If you are using or have recently used Retin-A, it is recommended to discuss this with your sugarist. Retin-A can increase skin sensitivity, so a patch test may be required to ensure there are no adverse reactions. When combined with the sensitivity caused by Retin-A, it can lead to discomfort, redness, or even temporary or non temporary skin damage.

Sugaring hair removal is safer than waxing as it is non-damaging to your skin. This is because the sugar wax does not adhere to live skin cells. In fact, many people, regardless of their skin type, find that once they try sugaring, it's difficult to go back to other hair removal methods.