If you’re a long-time resident of Calgary, Edmonton, or Kelowna, chances are you’ve noticed how dry the air can get. This is especially true in the winter, when it seems like a giant dehumidifier is running non-stop across all of western Canada. 

But imagine if that extreme dry-skin feeling never went away, no matter how much lotion you lathered on. Imagine it caused your skin to itch, break out into rashes, or even crack and split. That’s what living with psoriasis is like – ouch!

But can people with psoriasis get body sugaring done? What about other skin conditions? Is sugaring better than waxing?

If you’ve never had it done, the words “body sugaring” probably bring to mind something much different than what it is: body art, edible paint….

After all, what about the phrase “body sugaring” says “great and timeless hair removal technique”??

But that’s exactly what it is, and more and more people are coming around to this ancient method of getting soft, smooth skin. Whether you’re new to the whole idea or you’ve already experienced the magic of a session, here are 9 facts about body sugaring that you should definitely know!

As we’ve mentioned in past blogs, body sugaring has been around a long, looooong time (fun fact: it’s as old as the very first alphabet)! Since its invention, it has spread all over the world and evolved into different techniques, depending on where you go. It’s almost a guarantee that no two salons will have the exact same approach…unless, of course, you’re visiting different Sucré salons! 

We believe that not all sugaring techniques are created equal, and we stake our whole reputation on it. All our practitioners at our locations in Alberta, British Columbia, and Saskatchewan practice the same methods, taught the same way, so that the experience is always the same. You can rest assured that you’ll always get an amazing result with anyone on our team, because the key to our success is consistency!

Have you ever visited a sugar salon and felt a little underwhelmed? Or thought that you probably could have done it better at home?

Yeah…us too!

As avid lovers of all things sugar, we see it all the time. There are salons that lack education and knowledge, or graduates of programs who apply to work with us but have so little practical experience that they sometimes have to restart their whole training. Sometimes, they come to us with certifications but aren’t even able to put on our gloves, let alone pick up and manipulate the sugar paste from the pot. 

No matter which method of hair removal you go for, you can always count on at least one benefit: it will get rid of the hair you don’t want. Seems easy enough, right?

But are there other benefits to methods like sugaring? Are some easier on your skin, or more hygienic? Since we’re always looking for an excuse to talk about sugaring, here are seven of the biggest added benefits to coming in for a sweet sugar session!

We’ve seen it a million times: people learn that the recipe for our sugar paste uses simple household ingredients. They see our technicians working, making the whole process look easy. They think to themselves, “Can you do body sugaring at home?”

The short answer? Sure, you can – and many people do. Well, to be more accurate, many people try to…because sugaring is an art as much as a science. Like any art, it takes practice to create the paste and use it like a pro.   

A quick Google search for side effects and risks of waxing, shaving, or body sugaring will turn up gazillions of results. Who can you trust? What parts are real and what are just exaggerations?

Don’t you worry, girl, cause we gotchu! We want you to be honestly informed and ready to make your own decisions about going hairless without being careless. Here’s the straight facts about possible problems with body sugaring, and what you can expect when you get the process done...

When people hear about the magic of body sugaring, their first thought is usually how they can’t wait to try it out. But then their second thought is a bit more practical: how much is body sugaring? Is it worth it in the long run over an alternative like shaving?

Have you ever left a waxing appointment with your skin just a little too tender? Or felt that, um, “refreshing” itch of nonstop razor burn? It seems like no matter what you do to try and get rid of unwanted hair, it leaves you less than impressed after you’re finished. 

That’s not the case with body sugaring! With the right aftercare, you’ll not only have smooth skin, but it will be hydrated, supple, and ready to show off for weeks to come!

We do a lot of things for beauty. We’ll use chemical peels that remove dead cells from the skin, and expensive creams full of ingredients we can’t pronounce. Some of us will spend hours plucking stray hairs from our faces and eyebrows, or tearing them out with scorching-hot wax strips.

Just like these other (more painful) processes, body sugaring takes some time to get used to. But when it’s done right, it barely hurts at all – and the more you do it, the less painful it becomes. Why is that? Let’s dig a little deeper and find out!

Body sugaring is a method of hair removal that goes back thousands of years, using nothing more than simple, all-natural ingredients. But even though it’s been practiced for millennia, many people still don’t quite know: how does body sugaring work? What exactly is in the paste? Is it something you can do at home?

If you’ve wondered about any of these questions, this blog is for you!

Looking for an escape from the world of waxing? Would you rather tear your hair out than go through another itchy shave? If that sounds like you, then body sugaring is the way to go.

But if you’ve never experienced this wonderful technique, it’s only natural to wonder what body sugaring is – and we’ve got all the answers you need right here!

After going through yet another pack of expensive razors while trying to banish unwanted body hair, you are probably thinking to yourself that there must be a better way. A way without the irritation, redness, and itchy regrowth of shaving.

We’ve got good news. There is! In fact, there are several other methods to choose from, the most popular being body sugaring and waxing. So, what sets these two apart – and which one is better for your skin, hair, and body?