Sugar Waxing

Learn how to make sugar wax at home and when done properly, it removes hair from the roots. Sugaring hair removal is very similar to waxing and it isn't as painful because it doesn't stick as much to the skin, and is used at room temperature.

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There is a difference between waxing and sugaring AND sugaring is the WINNER!

The beauty community has an unapologetic penchant for circling back and touting ancient hacks and secrets — and for good reason. Sure, we are eternally grateful for modern-day inventions that keep us looking svelte, groomed, and much younger than our years, but there’s also something to be said for techniques and ingredients that have worked brilliantly for countless decades.

Sugar wax is less painful than regular waxing and works just as well. Ingredients: cane sugar, apple cider vinegar, filtered water.

How to do Sugar Wax like a Pro

Are you tired of conventional hair removal methods that often result in irritation, quick regrowth, and discomfort? Sugaring NYC invites you to explore the gentle, effective, and skin-friendly alternative—sugaring!