sugardoh

 Sugaring Paste Hair Remover

I seldom leave product reviews but I was so thrilled with how my legs turned out using sugardoh! I was very skeptical because of all the negative reviews and I also have somewhat sensitive skin. I have no experience waxing myself, and it took me a couple tries to get the hang of using sugardoh, but once I did it was amazing! It took no more time than it would take to drive to and sit through a waxing appointment. Was it perfect? No, I had to tweeze some stray hairs. Was it messy? Kind of. But it was a fraction of the cost of a leg waxing appointment and my legs feel soft, hair-free, and pretty incredible! Everything between my knees and bikini line hurt just as much as waxing would, but my shins/calves were pretty pain-free. My skin had the same reaction that it does post-waxing, which is just mild redness. Plus, this was only my first time doing it so I'm assuming I'll get better at it and have it take less time the more I do it. I recommend watching the tutorials for the area you want to sugar a couple of times, set everything out, and carve out some time in your day so you don't feel rushed. The "flick" of either your fingers or the applicator that they describe in the tutorials was the key for me in it working well.

Really love this product. And the aesthetics!

I wont get it 5 stars because this is NOT for beginners. You have to understand your follicle direction, the temperature of your body and room, and have the wrist and grip movement to pull the hair out. I have extremely deep roots and coarse straight and curly hairs with no self waxing experience prior to this. After about 3 trials and errors I found one of the best methods and now my whole body is soft and hair free , and the hair that does grow out? So soft . I recommend warming this jar up for 5 second intervals for 10 seconds max. Then let it sit while you set up a fan that can point in the direction of the body part you're sugaring and make a comfortable seat. This give the sugar time to spread its heat and become easier to pull from the jar. I recommend the tool first until you can regulate your hand and body part temp to cool. Then starting at the place at the lowest point of where your hair is (say the ankle if you're doing your shin and your hair grows down towards your toes) , pull in the opposite direction SLOWLY until youve covered a comfortable area (like ankle to mid shin). Carefully and slowly pull the paste back to the start back at that same start point, and pull up again as spread out and as far as it will go and still stay intact. Try to slowly work the paste back at the start point for a third time (but even here it might be ready to rip), but if you can pull the paste in the opposite direction of the hair for a third time reaching the top of the area, pull the paste in the direction it grows in one swift rip. You can stop pulling at the third pull and let it sit for a second too to get a good anchor, but if you sit with it on too long your body temp is just going to melt it. So be slow and calculated in your spread and quick in your rip. If you struggle with redness and ingrowns you are simply not exfoliating enough for any type of deep root removal, truly not trying to be rude, but these hairs will grow from deep and if you dont exfoliate enough this process will irritate your skin. Please invest in an AHA/BHA or lactic/Glycol acid to exfoliate with regularly . The sugar paste is made with lemon, sugar, and water. Ensure you are not allergic to any of these.

So I saw the 1 star reviews and honestly they arent using the product right. This is my first time sugar waxing so I looked up a tutorial which helped alot! I did a full brazilian on myself and it turned out soooo good! You can reuse as much as a clump gets you , it does begin to get extremly sticky after a couple flicks but you can then use the wax strips and it comes out great. Dont knead too much , thats what gets it too sticky to use on youself. I loved this product , i highly recommend

I bought this thinking it would an ideal hair removal for my sensitive skin. We watched the instruction video and were excited to try this product. Unfortunately, it was extremely difficult to take out the product, mold it, and use it. My sister, who has a high pain tolerance, and I both tried it, and it was painful and irritating for both of us, with it leaving my skin red.