Waxing & Sugaring

Waxing uses hot wax that is pulled off against the direction of hair growth, while sugaring uses a natural sugar paste that is pulled off in the direction of hair growth. Sugaring is often perceived as gentler, especially for sensitive skin.

For best results, hair should be at least 0.5–1 cm long (about the size of a grain of rice). If you have shaved recently, please wait 2–3 weeks before booking.

Some pain may occur, especially the first time. However, the discomfort will decrease with regular treatments.

You can count on a smooth result in 3–5 weeks, depending on your hair growth. Over time, hair often becomes thinner and sparser.

It may seem that way, but waxing does not make your hair grow faster. However, the heat and increased blood circulation during the summer can stimulate the hair follicles, which in some cases can affect growth slightly. You also often notice faster regrowth in the summer because the skin is more exposed. With regular waxing or sugaring, your hair will become thinner and grow more slowly over time.

•  Avoid shaving at least 2 weeks before

• Avoid sunbathing for a few days before waxing. Tanned skin can be more sensitive, and it is best to avoid exposure to direct sunlight just before treatment.

• Use a gentle exfoliating product a few days before waxing. This can help remove dead skin cells and reduce the risk of ingrown hairs.

• Do not use creams, oils or moisturizers on the area to be waxed before the treatment. They can make it difficult for the wax to adhere properly.

• Avoid exercise, sunbathing and saunas for 24–48 hours
• Wear airy clothing to reduce friction
• Avoid strong perfumes or products with alcohol for the first few days. Wash the waxed area with a mild, unscented soap to avoid irritation.
• Avoid exfoliating or using peeling products immediately after waxing. Wait a few days to allow your skin to recover and avoid excessive irritation.
• Moisturize your skin regularly with a gentle, unscented moisturizer to combat dryness and keep your skin supple.

Most people can, but if you are pregnant, have skin irritation, have an infection, are taking strong medication or have very sensitive skin, you should consult a therapist before treatment. Sugaring is particularly suitable for sensitive skin types.

Exfoliation and hydration are key to preventing ingrown hairs. Avoid shaving between treatments, and follow aftercare instructions carefully. If needed, we can provide customized tips or products.

We recommend that you avoid direct sun for at least 24–48 hours after treatment, as the skin is extra sensitive. If you are in the sun – always use a high sun protection factor.

We recommend waiting at least 24 hours with exercise, sauna and hot baths after the treatment. This is to avoid sweat irritation and bacteria in the open hair follicles.

Avoid tight clothing, exercise, sex, bathing and perfumed products for the first 24 hours. The skin is extra sensitive after treatment and needs rest to avoid irritation.