FAQ

The sugar paste you are using is too soft (the selected paste does not match the recommended room/ambient temperature).

You have to apply the sugar paste carefully against the direction of hair growth and remove it IN the direction of hair growth. If you don’t carry out either of these steps properly, this can cause hair to snap.

Either the sugar paste you have chosen is too strong, or your hair is too long.

If the area of skin is sweaty, you can apply a powder after cleaning it with HairExPil Pre Epil skin cleanser.

The 6 different sugar pastes can be mixed but this should not be necessary if you have chosen the right consistency. However, if a sugar paste becomes too soft when you are working with it, simply add a little bit of paste from the next strength up.

Yes, with the spatula, use HairExPil SOFT sugar paste warmed to approx. 36°C in the warmer provided. A thin layer of the viscous substance is then applied against the direction of hair growth and removed in the direction of hair growth using cloth strips.

The skin cleanser removes any particles of dirt, body lotion or body cream, and also disinfects the area of skin to be treated. The sugar will not stick to oily skin, making it impossible to remove hair thoroughly.

The sugaring technique is ideal for use in intimate areas, for both men and women, and is HIGHLY recommended for these areas.

Yes, hair removal with sugar paste is very suitable for men, all over the body. Sugaring is less painful than waxing and therefore, it is also very popular with men. Furthermore, you get fewer pimples or none at all because hair is removed from the root and does not snap, provided that the hand technique is used properly.

You would be best to download our Online sugaring course.