Sugaring Factory Paste"Luxury HOME" – HARD for brazilian bikini - Organic Hair Removal - Long Lasting Sugar Wax

I don’t normally write reviews but I felt this warranted one. I was unsure as a first time user but after the first use ... I am sold. It was easy to warm (i used the microwave) easy to apply, easy to remove. Quick, relatively painless and no clean up.I read the directions on how to apply the wax and how to remove. No complaints. Excellent product !! I am so glad I attempted this at home!

Ok, I guess I'm getting hooked on this thing. Half a year ago I got tired of shaving and decided to go for a wax epilation. Didn't like it. It was painful, I didn't get perfectly clean skin and I got a terrible irritation and itching. I heard a lot about sugar epilation and decided to give epilation a second try. I tried to find a sugaring salon which was a very difficult task - it seems that no one is doing sugaring. But I liked it much better - no pain, no irritation - and the skin is sooooo smooth and silky!Next level - I found sugar paste on Amazon, because sugaring is freakin' expensive. Even with first 2-3 times of trial and error( mostly error, duh) it's so much cheaper to buy the paste and do sugaring at home ( I am also so busy that it's hard to make an apointment and the nearest salon is still very far)Here's the things I learnt the hardest way:1) Buy good before and after products: cleaning solutions, good talc ( I used simple corn starch from my kitchen cabinet, it did the job but I'm buying a professional talc next time)2) Use Nitrile gloves. NITRILE. I bought the cheapest ones and they were a mess - got stuck to the paste, than to each other, then got ripped - so I didnt even get to applying the paste on my skin ( lol)3) apply the paste in thick layer - if yu're not a super professional ( like me) make sure you have enough paste to hold on to. - The thicker I applied it, the easier it was to remove it.4) Apply the paste against the hair growth and rip it off along the hair growth. Doesn't sound logical and it took me some time and bunch of youtube videos to figure it out. But as soon as I did - no irritation and red dots!5) Bikini zone is still terrible - I realized that when I use small portion of the paste, it's easier and less painful. But it takes more time, and the skin gets hot, so the paste melts and sticks, so i wasn't able to do the whole bikini zone ( i mean deep bikini) in one go If anyone has some ideas, please sare. Also, does anyone know how to sugar very deep? I don't dare to do full Brazilian ( don't want to tear off some precious parts along with sugar, lol)6) Heat the paste in a pot or bowl with hot water ( Put it in the water in the container, make sure the water doesn't get in!) If you heating it in microwave, 10-15 secs is enough ( I overheated the first small container I bought and had to throw it away)7 ) Spatula An amazing tool I found at the Sugaring Factory website. My hands are not very strong and it was very difficult for me to scoop the paste out. Not any more!So, all in all I am super excited, especially when I get more and more experienced working with sugar paste. It's inexpensive, I can do it any time I am ready, painless - yay!

First let me say that I am not trying to discourage anyone from using this product, I’m only sharing my experience. Although my experience was horrible, I cannot blame the product because I am not a professional and it could just as well have been my fault...I’m not sure either way. I have waxed my entire body using every type of wax there is, with the exception of sugaring paste. I have been wanting to try this technique so I searched for a product that looked like it would be good, and that had good reviews. Once I found and ordered this product and was waiting for it to be delivered, I watched nearly every tutorial possible about how to use the proper technique with sugaring paste. I followed the directions that came on the product, as well as the tutorials. I also did the prep that was recommended. When I started out (on my legs), the first few times seemed to be doing okay although it wasn’t getting every hair like normal wax. However I was expecting this since I watched so many tutorials and they said you have to get on a sugaring schedule in order for all of the hair to properly come out. After approximately 4-5 times of spreading it and pulling it off (and everything going fine), I noticed it started hurting much more than usual. I found that very odd because waxing has never hurt me before. Then the first bruise appeared near my ankle. I thought maybe I did something wrong and I would just keep going to see how things went. I started on the inside of my leg then. I was only spreading it across approximately 6-8 inches of skin at a time until I got more comfortable with the process. But this time the paste would not lift off my skin! I went back down to the bottom and spread it up again (never really lifting my hand because I couldn’t), and once again it wouldn’t lift off of my skin. So I tried once more, this time I ended up all the way up my leg! Once again it just pulled like stuck bubble gum and wouldn’t lift off no matter what I tried! It was extremely painful! I had no idea what to do so I got in the shower and used soap and water to get it off. That’s when I realized I had bruises all the way up my to my knee. I’m disappointed because I have always been able to easily use any and every kind of wax I have ever tried and never left a bruise. I wasted money on something I can’t even attempt to use again. Although most people would blame/bash the product, I will just say that I personally had a very bad experience but that does not mean you will. Maybe it’s my skin texture or perhaps I wasn’t doing it right.

Not very easy to use. I ordered the medium. It came in today so I obviously tried it right away. Took me about 2 hours to wax both legs. First I tried with nitrile gloves as it says in the instructions to use. It stuck to the gloves so bad I ended up aborting that and just straight used my hands. The product sticks to EVERYTHING!!! I first started out with a big glop which was a horrible idea. By the end of it I was using a ball roughly the size of a quarter. It gets warm extremely quickly on your skin. When it starts turning white stop and throw that piece away (good luck because by this point it's soooo sticky I had to scrap it off my fingers using the side of my trash can). But it definitely gets the hair. Still hurts because obviously you're ripping your hair out. I don't think it hurts any less than going to a professional. I've read so many positive reviews about sugar waxing and after this experience I think I'll just keep paying a professional to do it.

This product WORKS! But it does take some practice and many trials to figure out what works for you. After reading some reviews and the instructions that came with it, I found that using a thin but EVEN layer works best for me, then to remove, don’t use the wax itself to remove. Your body is radiating heat so the wax just gets stickier, which makes it impossible to remove. My trick, is to use a wet towel (similar to using waxing strips as some other reviews have recommended to use) and put the towel on top of the wax, and pat it in for 10-15 seconds. Then remove and it should take all the wax off! Don’t worry, your towels won’t be ruined, it’s sugar wax so I just run my towels under water, or leave them in the shower and eventually the water dissolves away all the sugar wax. But the KEY is that wet towel! That’s the only way I remove the wax off my body. Granted that means you can’t reuse the wax on other parts, but that’s okay for me. I also love using this because I notice my hair growth coming back less and when it does come back, it comes back thinner! I love this for my under arms! I bought the hard version as well, but found that for me, medium works best. Hard pulls a bit much, leaving my underarms more agitated. I also apply with my hands, even though some suggest to use gloves. The wax is already so sticky to my hands, I can’t imagine the mess I’d be in if I were to use gloves.