Most people decide to start sugaring in May. It's warm, shorts are back, and suddenly everyone is thinking about their legs and bikini line at the same time.
It's a completely normal instinct. It's also the hardest way to start.
Hair grows in cycles
Not every hair on your body is growing at the same pace. At any moment some hairs are actively growing, some are resting, and some are getting ready to shed. One appointment catches the hairs that are up and visible that day. The rest show up over the next few weeks.
That's why your first couple of visits can feel like the hair comes back fast. It isn't coming back. It's a different group of hairs arriving on their own schedule.
What changes after a few visits
Sugar removes hair from the root, in the direction it grows. Over time that means regrowth tends to come in finer and a bit slower. Most clients notice a real difference somewhere around the third or fourth appointment, booked four to six weeks apart.
That's roughly three to five months from your first visit to the point where things feel easy.
Do the math on a May start
Start in May and you spend June, July and August in the in-between stage, right when you want to feel your smoothest. A lot of people give up in August, just before it would have started paying off.
Start in September, October or November and the in-between stage happens under jeans and sweaters. By spring you're through it, and when shorts weather shows up you're already on easy mode.
How to start
Let your hair grow to about a quarter inch, roughly the size of a grain of rice. If you shave, that's usually about two weeks.
Book your first visit, then put the next one on the calendar four to six weeks out before you leave.
Plan on three or four visits before you judge the results.
Your first Brazilian with us is $70 and your underarms are on us. It takes about 30 minutes, and it's always Malak or Summer, never someone new.
Book your first Brazilian or text us first at (972) 815-3418 if you have a question.
