If you have PCOS, you might already know the routine. Tweezers in the car, a razor you'd rather not use on your face, and a constant low-level worry about how things look up close.
We see a lot of clients who are managing exactly this. Here's how sugaring fits in, honestly.
What sugaring can and can't do
Facial hair with PCOS is usually connected to hormones. Sugaring doesn't change hormones, and no hair removal method does. If you haven't talked with a doctor about your symptoms, that conversation is worth having, and we're happy to work alongside whatever plan you and your provider land on.
What sugaring can do is remove hair from the root cleanly and gently, so you're not shaving every day or picking at individual hairs.
Why sugar works well on faces
The paste is lukewarm and made from sugar, lemon and water, which many people with sensitive skin tolerate well.
Hair comes out in the direction it grows, so it's less likely to break and leave stubble behind.
The paste grabs hair and dead skin rather than gripping live skin, so it's gentle on the delicate skin around your chin and lip.
What a visit looks like
Face services are quick, usually about 15 minutes. You can book just the chin and lip, the sideburns, or a full face. Hair needs to be about a quarter inch long, so give it about two weeks after shaving if you can.
It's a private room, one of two people every time, and nobody is going to make it awkward. And you won't have to explain yourself to someone new every visit.
Prices
Lip $20
Chin and lip $30
Full face, including brows and sideburns, $60
See all face services and book, or text (972) 815-3418 if you'd like to talk it through first.
