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Sugaring originated back in ancient Egypt and Greece, as early as 1900 BC. Not having the convenience of modern day showers, they found it easier to keep themselves clean by removing all their hair!

The sugar paste contains only 3 all-natural ingredients, sugar, lemon juice and water, making it a great option for people with sensitive skin. It is applied at room temperature, so no chance of burning!

Sugar paste is moulded on to your skin, and flicked off taking dead skin and the unwanted hair with it. The way sugar is applied also leads to less hair breakage, and helps reduce the risk of in grown hairs. Sugar also has a lubricating effect which helps hair come out easier, meaning less pain during your appointment. Because it doesn't adhere to live skin cells, it leads to a better experience, and less skin sensitivity after your appointment!

A new glove is used every time I reach into the sugar pot, meaning no chance of cross-contamination making it a more sanitary process than waxing.

Keeping up with hair removal appointments will cause the hair to grow back finer and more diminished. It may also lead to permanent hair loss over time.

All products I use are professional only, paraben-free, and contain only therapy-grade essential oils.

Pricing

Full leg - $65

Upper leg - $55

Lower leg - $45

Brazilian - $60

Rebook brazilian (within 6 weeks) - $50

High cut bikini - $35

Bikini - $25

Buttocks - $25

Lower back/stomach - $20

Full arm - $40

Half arm - $25

Underarms - $15

Upper lip - $10

All prices subject to GST.

Book 2 body areas together, and receive $5 off. Book 3 together and receive $10 off.

I have been sugaring with Michelle for close to a year, she is such a personable and compassionate professional.

She provided sugaring services all throughmy second pregnancy as well, she has a comfortable and very clean salon room. More sterile than any spa I have visited, as sugaring never recycles any products

and no ‘double dipping’ as there’s no applicator sticks. I highly recommend sugaring over waxing any day! Less painful. Less ingrowns. Very clean process and easy to remove excess with some warm water (it’s just sugar!). Thanks Michelle for being my go-to!

- Kasandra M. (Review taken from Facebook.)

Michelle is awesome. Super sweet and funny. Easy to talk too. my sugaring always turns out so good and smooth. She is very professional and good at what she does. I will continue to go see her!

- Amber B. (Review taken from Facebook.)

Make sure your hair is 1/4" long, or the length of a grain of rice. Usually about 10 days from the last time you shaved.
Exfoliate 2 to 3 days before your appointment.
Moisturize daily leading up to your appointment, but not the day of.
Hydrate, hydrate, hydrate!
If you are concerned with the pain you are more than welcome to take a pain killer of your choice a few hours before.
I send out an e-mail to all of my first time clients, to make sure you are fully prepared for your appointment!
if you have any questions, please ask! I am here to make sure you have the best possible experience.

Your skin may be a bit sensitive after sugaring. Don't exfoliate for the first 2 to 3 days after your appointment.
The 24 hour rule is very important!
- No sex.
- No working out.
- No fragrant body products.
- Basically nothing that can introduce bacteria to the area. When you get sugared your hair follicle remains open for 24 to 48 hours, so if bacteria gets into the area you are at risk of getting an infection called folliculitis, which can require doctor intervention.

How often will I need to get sugared?

Most clients need to get sugared every 4-5 weeks. Some need to come every 3, some can stretch it to 6. As the hair grows back in more reduced, appointment times can usually be stretched a couple extra weeks. It really depends. Everyone is different, so results will vary from person to person.

How long does the hair need to be to get sugared?

The hair should be about 1/8”-1/4". For bikini area about 2 weeks from your last shave, and for legs about 3-4 is needed for the best results!

How do I avoid ingrown hairs?

In grown hairs are caused by skin growing over the hair follicle while it is empty, so regular exfoliation is required between appointments. Exfoliate every 2 to 3 days, I recommend using a dry brush, to help prevent this from happening! If you are prone to in grown hairs there are also a couple different products available you can buy, to help prevent them.

Does sugaring hurt?

Although many clients say it does hurt less than waxing, you are still removing hair from the base so you will experience some pain. You are doing smaller areas of hair removal with each application, as well as the sugar will not adhere to skin so there is less pain. The first time will always be more painful as the root of the hair is usually stronger. Every time you come back it hurts less as the hair grows back finer and diminished. I send you a confirmation e-mail when you book with some tips to help it hurt less!