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frequently asked:

Do you only do intimate sugaring?

Please note that if it is not on the menu then we are not offering it.
From time to time, mainly in the summer, we do legs with Brazilian or Hollywood
treatments, but 90% of the time it is only intimate hair removal, as this is our forte.

We do now have our own product for ladies’ facial hair removal, you can order a kit here.

What is your Covid procedure?

We update this section when Government announcements happen and you can read about this here

If I am going on holiday can I be sugared a few days before?

Yes, but we do advise at least 2 sessions before a sunny break. Always be sure to follow our before and aftercare advice, which is sent to you by email, before your appointment.

I often get ingrowing hairs will this be a better solution?

Good Lord yes! you will not believe how many clients mention this after sugaring.

We cannot guarantee that you will never get any ingrowing hairs however many of our clients find that sugaring causes less ingrowing hair or none at all. You can read a lot more here

How does Sugaring work?

Unlike shaving and hair removal creams, where the hair is removed at the surface, sugaring (similar to some waxing) removes the hair from the root.

sugar sticks to your hair more than the skin, therefore less uncomfortable when removed
excellent for sensitive skin
causes less irritation
more accurate at removing hair than many other methods due to its consistency so
there is less hair breakage
our methods mean it lasts longer than other ways to remove unwanted hair

If hair snaps off at the root this can cause irritation such as ingrowing hairs, pimples, and annoying red spots because the hair will have a sharp end and then as it breaks through the surface of the skin, to continue its life as a hair, it then causes you irritation.

You will most likely find yourself scratching and aggravating your skin, making it red and most possibly infecting the area with bacteria – so why put yourself through all that?