SUGARING PASTE – MEDIUM 1.3kg 45Oz (BIKINI, BRAZILIAN, UNDERARMS, UPPER LIP)

I have always been a shaver and had never had any part of my body waxed. I had mentioned bikini waxes to a friend who suggested looking into sugaring. I live in a pretty rural area so going in to have any sort of waxing done was not going to be very convenient. I watched a number of videos and did a bit of research before settling on this product. Oh boy - I was not disappointed!! There is a bit of a learning curve - I have now used it three times on my bikini area and each time it gets easier, less painful, and with better results. I have yet to have any ingrowns and I am staying way smoother longer than I did with shaving.

I am a beginner in using wax let alone sugar wax, however, I love how easy it is to use and the way it makes my skin feel. Not going to lie, it can get a bit sticky and messy at times, but I feel like as I continue practicing I will nail down the technique. Even if it were to get messy, the best part is that it dissolves in water, which is also a plus!! I originally had received this wax from a relative of mine when she was working at the sugaring facility, so I am glad to see that it was available to purchase on here :)

Sugaring is my preference over waxing. It's simpler, less messy, and far less painful.The only downside for me is it's hard to spread as it covers your hands and makes your fingers unusable after a while. So, I've been spreading it with an old card, which is much more effective.

I have been sugaring for over a year now and love it!! Sorry hard wax!Pros: No ingrown hairs, smells good, a little bit goes a long way, smooth skin after, easy to remove if you have residue, results lasts long. I do suggest however to allow your hair to grow at minimum 3 weeks if it is your first time. Yes it does work well with coarse hair. I had coarse stubbles before I made the switch from shaving and since then my hairs come in finer after the first regrowth and honestly not so many. Cons: What I will say is if you are not experienced with the flicking method (watch a YouTube video to familiarize yourself), I would suggest using the applicator (or a old credit card)! If you don't flick right you can end up bruising yourself. Work in small batches. If you wish to do so, I typically use the card method and put a muslim strip and just rip it off. Works faster and I don't have to have it all over my hands and/or exchange gloves constantly. DO work in a cool area as you will begin to sweat and the sugar does react to your body heat. I'm always sweating after a few pulls. I only use this on my legs as I professionally have a brazilian done with Sugaring NYC. I wont lie and say my first time did not hurt (especially the kneecaps) but times after that the pain has lessened. I love this method and it actually stopped my "strawberry legs". Also, I do go against my hair growth and do a quick rip. Less hair breakage and comes out with the root. Hope this helps!

This is by far the worst sugar wax I have ever purchased. It is greasy so it doesn’t stick to hair and as a result breaks off a lot of hair. Also, as soon as I scoop it out, it begins to melt. Not soften, but full on melt into a gooey sticky puddle on my hand. I have sugar waxed four times since I opened this container, and it’s already half gone. I also have a lot of ingrown hair that is due to this unpleasant stuff. Never had a problem until I started using it. Definitely do not recommend this particular product.

YES! My favorite brand for my sugaring hair removal on clients and myself.

It was hard to use as a beginner melted fast but ended up using a wooden stick and came out perfect

Im really impressed with this paste. My 1st time trying sugar wax at home after years of going to a professional, so my hair were growing back thinner and straighter. I must say it took some trial and error. Realising my body temperature got quite warm, so the paste would get very sticky and hard to work with, and I didnt really need to warm up the paste anyway. I literally rinse off completely and start over. It really got the job done.