Sugar Me Smooth Body Sugar Wax Kit – Gentle On Skin And Less Painful Hair Removal In A Simple System, No Strips, No Heat, Water Soluble All-Natural Solution For All Skin & Hair Types

This stuff is great! I was able to cancel my sugaring NYC account and use this!! So much easier and cheaper doing this in the comfort of my own home. Highly recommend this!

I feel for the cute ad, but this stuff sucks.Ok, I watched all the videos, followed all the instructions, used the powder and soothing stuff, and this stuff simply does not work. It hurts like heck (maybe a bit less than waxing but not much) though really I expected that so I'm not knocking it for that. It says it takes a while to get the hang of it and you should try it a few times before deciding on it. I got the hang of it as I could see hair removed, but just not enough. I did four sessions, waiting a few days in between so my skin could recover. Never got smooth skin, like, at all. Each time I sugared my right lower leg and shaved the left. Sugaring when that small bit took 25 minutes when in the fourth attempt, so it's slow. Shaving that area on three left takes 30 seconds. I thought maybe it would be worth it if it truly removed the hair for as long as it said. Nope. Every attempt left lots of hair behind, scattered around too much to just go over a missed spot. I had to resist shaving afterwards, especially since my skin was red and irritated. Plus it's hard to clean up without sending a big glob down the drain which I felt was an iffy proposition.They have a guarantee, but between shipping and recovering between attempts, I'm writing this on day 30 so it's too late (plus the hassle and paying for return shipping....). Oh well. Lesson learned.

Im a medical aesthetician with a background in esthetics treatments. So I’ve worked with all types of wax. Sugaring wax can be made in various of viscosities. This one in particular doesn’t need to be heated (your body temperature heats the sugar for you-faster if you run hot or low pain tolerance). This can be frustrating especially starting off. I will review certain points I believe are helpful to know as a professional or beginner.* STORAGE: This container is the worst I’ve worked with. I would definitely transfer the wax into a bigger/wider plastic container, so it doesn’t get around the edges which allows you to scoop easier, actually close the lid, and prevent spilling.Pro Tip: If you like this product and see yourself as a reoccurring customer, then I recommend getting a large glass Tupperware with a proper lid.*APPLICATION: It is similar to what you expect if you’re a pro.Pro Tip: Short pulls are your best friend. Make sure to cleanse your skin with soap and water (DRY COMPLETELY), add powder to the skin to suck up any residual moisture, and dust off.- The key to a great pull is…Firstly, Slowly Apply the wax to the OPPOSITE side of hair growth, then bring it back down to the direction of hair growth and then back to the opposite side (3 spreads total- This will ensure all hair follicles are properly covered). Now that you ended and the top point of the direction of hair growth, you want to start pulling (SMALL SECTIONS AT A TIME!). Trust me it makes a difference in pain, accuracy and consistency.- This isn’t regular wax where you can do one quick pull and it’s over, one quick pull with this wax would send you in agonizing pain (if not using waxing strips of course). Small sections is key for comfort. And unlike other waxes where you apply it with the direction of hair growth and pull opposite, this you apply it to the opposite side of hair growth and pull towards the direction of hair growth. This is why sugaring is great (rarely breaks the skin-so you can go over the same area multiple times, doesn’t break the follicles when time to pull- which helps prevent ingrown hairs). Keeping in mind regularly gently exfoliating the skin pre and post treatment will always give you the best results. You should wait a few days post treatment to begin exfoliating and stop exfoliating a day before treatment (If sensitive).*TOOLS: I typically like using my hands, because I can really push that product down. However, I tried the cards it came with and it works just as well. Just annoying to scoop up and wipe off if you need a new wax ball, since it’s shaped like a card (which to my first point is why I recommend transferring the product into another wide container). The card does force you to have to really work just a bit harder to make sure all follicles are coated, but for a beginner it’s a great way to get in the hang of “The Flick” method. If you’re slower waxer, something else to note if you enjoy both hand and card tools- card will keep your sugar cooler for longer, whereas your hand will heat it up much faster and you’ll need a new firmer ball of wax sooner than with the card tool.*PRODUCTS: The “pre and post product” it comes with is okay. Nothing to hype about.PRO & Money Saving Tip: All you really need is the card tool and wax. Pre powder can be substituted with any baby powder. The post solution can be substituted with your own body wash/skin care. It washes off easily- unlike other unnatural waxes where you should use post wax solution, to completely remove the wax. So no need to spend more on the complete kit if you have those two things at home already.Hopefully this review was helpful to at least one person.

I’ve tried a few waxing products, but Sugar Me Smooth is easily my favorite for at-home hair removal. What makes it stand out is how quick and mess-free it is—no strips, no waiting for the wax to harden. You just smear it on and flick it off with the plastic applicator. That’s it.The sugar wax has a smooth, sticky consistency that grips hair really well without feeling overly gooey. I like that it’s ready to use right out of the jar—no heating or prepping required. Just apply, flick, and move on.It definitely stings a little, especially the first few times, but honestly? It’s less painful than traditional waxing, and the discomfort fades quickly. My skin felt soft and wasn’t overly irritated after. Plus, it’s great knowing it’s made with natural ingredients and washes off easily with water.

First and foremost: for every hair it pulled, twenty hairs were left behind. Occasionally I’d get a patch of hair removed, but it was a 1” by 1” spot when I covered at least double to triple the area in wax. Maybe it’s because this is my first time waxing and the follicles aren’t used to being removed? That brings me to my second disappointment- it would take dayssss to use this product and remove all the hair from my legs. I don’t have that kind of time. Especially when using a brand new piece of sugar wax, spreading it as per directions, only to remove it and not get but a hair or two. No. Just no. My skin is sensitive enough that the last thing I want to do is go over a spot multiple times. Third: I must have spots on my legs that just run hot- the wax would melt too fast and flicking is impossible without pulling my skin. Fourth- it is a mess when you first try it out so if you are still willing to buy, make sure you are somewhere where you can do easy clean up.Positives: it is kind of easy to clean- its a sugar so some warm water will dissolve it. A little scrubbing with a cloth helps if you had a large amount left behind. I don’t know how easy it is to clean up a normal wax, but this wasn’t too difficult. My skin irritation also faded in a couple hours. This of course is subjective but nothing worth panicking about until you try it yourself- just don’t do it right before you have an event. I also thought that the instructions and videos on how to use made it rather simple to use. It did not take me long to the the flick down at all.