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What Our Clients Say
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Full Legs Sugaring.
Most clients enjoy smooth legs for three to six weeks, depending on individual hair growth cycles and hormone levels. Regular sugaring sessions can gradually extend time between appointments as hair regrowth becomes finer and sparser over months.
Most clients report less discomfort than strip waxing because sugaring adheres to hair not skin. Sensitivity varies; experienced technicians use techniques and soothing products to minimize pain. Numbing options available upon request for very sensitive areas.
Trim or allow hair to grow to roughly one-quarter inch for optimal removal. Avoid heavy exfoliation 48 hours before and skip lotions or oils on legs the day of your appointment. Arrive clean and hydrated for best results.
Wait at least 12-24 hours before hot showers, baths, or saunas to reduce irritation. You may take a lukewarm shower gently, pat skin dry, and apply recommended post-care lotion or aloe to soothe and protect freshly sugared skin.
Typically every three to six weeks depending on hair growth rate. New clients often start with more frequent appointments to sync cycles, then lengthen intervals as hair becomes finer. Your clinician will customize a schedule for optimal, long-lasting results.
We do not sugaring sunburned or actively inflamed skin. For sensitive skin, a consultation helps determine suitability and pre-care steps. Patch tests and hypoallergenic sugar paste minimize reactions; clinicians recommend waiting until the skin has fully healed.