🥇Florida licensed Esthetician

🥇Florida licensed Histotechnologist (Study of tissue/skin)

🥇Double certified in the hand ball sugaring technique

🥇Expert panel sugaring judge at the Atlanta Skin Games Competition (2022)

🥇Lead sugaring educator at Studio L Sugaring & Aesthetic Academy

🥇Luxury, Compassionate, and Educational Service (Aloe Mask, Warm Towels, Massaging Bed)

🥇Clean and safe spa environment

The main function of sugaring is to damage the hair follicle. Unlike hard wax sugaring removes hair from the root. In the process the hair bulb (where the hair receives its nutrients), hair sheath (protective covering for the hair while in follicle), and of course the hair is removed. This damages the hair follicle. A damaged hair follicle cannot grow strong healthy hair. With regular consistent sugaring the hair follicle will struggle to produce hair, which causes 5-8 week sessions. This can only be achieved with consistency.

Yes. We require you wear a tampon, flex disk or mentrual cup.

Please book your appointment 3 weeks after shaving/nairing.

No, it doesn’t! When performed by a licensed and certified sugarist, sugaring hurts up to 90% less than hard waxing. Why? The key lies in the technique and the nature of the sugar paste:

• Gentle Removal: Sugar is removed in the direction of hair growth, which minimizes distress to the hair follicle.

• Skin-Friendly: Unlike hard wax, sugar paste doesn’t stick to the skin, eliminating discomfort during removal.

• Comfortable Temperature: Sugar paste is applied at a warm, honey-like temperature, never hot, making it more soothing for the skin.

Sugaring is not only less painful but also a more natural and skin-friendly alternative to hard waxing.

It's normal to feel some discomfort during your first sugaring session, especially if you're transitioning from shaving or it's your first time removing hair this way. However, sugaring is often considered less painful than other methods like hard waxing. Here’s why:

• Gentle on Skin: Sugar paste only adheres to hair, not the skin, reducing irritation.

• Natural Process: The technique removes hair in the natural direction of growth, which is kinder to the hair follicle.

• Warm, Not Hot: Sugar paste is applied at a soothing, body-safe temperature, never hot like traditional wax.

Each session gets easier as your hair becomes finer and your skin adjusts to the process. Every appointment includes a soothing aloe mask to calm the skin, making the few minutes of discomfort so worth it for weeks of smooth, problem-free skin!

Only 3 simple ingredients. Sugar, Water & Lemon.

Sugar paste feels soft, smooth, and pliable, similar to warm honey or taffy. It's applied at body temperature, so it feels warm and soothing on the skin - never hot or uncomfortable. Its natural consistency makes it gentle, yet effective, for removing hair while exfoliating the skin. Most clients find the sensation surprisingly pleasant and less abrasive then traditional waxing methods. Plus, you never have to worry about leaving sticky - our team uses warm towels to remove any residue after every session.

Everyone's pain tolerance is different, so experiences can vary. The intimate area does have more nerve endings, so there is a possibility of increased sensitivity during the service. However, our master sugarists are highly skilled and can perform a Brazilian in under 10 minutes in many cases of consistent clients, minimizing discomfort. To ensure you leave feeling comfortable, we apply a soothing and cooling mask after your service.

Exfoliate - Gently exfoliate your skin a day or two before your session to remove dead skin cells. This helps prevent trapped hair and reduces the risk of ingrowns.

Moisturize - Keep your skin hydrated by moisturizing regularly. Well moisturized skin is more supple, making hair removal from the follicles smoother and less uncomfortable. You don't want the follicle dry and tight.

Maintain a Regular Schedule - Stick to a consistent sugaring routine, ideally every 4-7 weeks (sugarist will assign your schedule). Regular sessions consistently damage the hair follicle, making hair removal easier and less discomfort.

Drink Plenty of Water - Staying hydrated keeps your skin healthy and elastic, which can help reduce sensitivity during your session.

Moisturize - If you're booking a few days in advance, start moisturizing the area to be sugared daily to keep the skin and hair follicle hydrated and supple.

Exfoliate - Gently exfoliate the area a day or two before your appointment to remove dead skin cells, but never exfoliate the day of your session.

Arrive with Clean Skin - Ensure your skin is free of lotions, oils or any other products before your appointment to help the sugar paste adhere properly.

Be Positive - Fear and Anxiety can release hormones that may heighten discomfort. Stay relaxed and trust our skilled, certified Master Sugarist to make your experience as smooth and comfortable as possible.

It is not necessary to trim before your session. Our Master Sugarists prefer to groom the area themselves to ensure the hair is the perfect length for sugaring and that not too much is removed. Just come as you are, and we'll take care of the rest!

In some cases (especially new clients) sugaring may cause a pinpoint-sized drop of blood. This happens because hair grows in different stages, and when a hair is actively attached to the dermal papilla/Anagen stage (the structure that nourishes the hair follicle), removing it can detach the hair from this connection. This is completely normal and typically subsides quickly. Our expert techniques and post-care ensure your skin is treated gently and with care.

The duration of smooth, hair-free skin varies from person to person due to factors like genetics, hair type, aftercare, and the area being sugared. With consistent sessions, hair tends to grow back slower and finer over time. Here is a general guide for popular areas:

Intimate Area - 4 - 8 weeks

Armpit Area - 4 - 8 weeks

Upper Lip & Chin - 2 - 4 weeks

Legs - 4 - 8 weeks

Staying consistent with your sugaring schedules can help prolong these results.

Yes! Sugaring removes hair from the hair follicle, so even though you can’t see with the naked eye you now have several damaged empty hair follicles that are susceptible to infection. To avoid infection or what we call Folliculitis which itches and looks like tiny white heads/pimples wait 24 hours before any of the following: going to the gym to avoid getting sweat in the fresh follicles, public beaches and pools, exfoliating and sexual activity and wait 12 hours before taking a shower.

Taking pain pills or applying numbing cream is not typically necessary for sugaring, as it's generally less painful than traditional waxing. However, if you're particularly sensitive, you may take an over-the-counter pain reliever like Ibuprofen about 30 minutes prior to your appointment to help minimize discomfort.

We don't recommend using numbing creams, as they can affect how the sugar paste adheres to your skin and hair. Trust our certified master sugarist to make the process as quick and comfortable as possible.

When hair is prematurely removed from the hair follicle it causes trauma/safe damage to the hair follicle. It is simply the bodies natural healing reaction which is the process of sending blood to the area where it feels it needs healing. Some clients even have a hive type of reaction to the hair removal. With the soothing and cooling aloe mask I apply after the redness and hives will fade within minutes to a few hours and is nothing to cause alarm.

There are 2 main reasons. 1 if you were a frequent shaver your first sugaring session may leave you with stubble. Shaving causes hair to grow back unevenly so it’s impossible to get all the hairs removed from the follicle. 2 if you are not moisturizing the area between sessions you can be left with stubble. Lack of moisture leaves the skin dry. If the skin is dry the hair follicle will be dry which may cause the hair to snap and break off short instead of glide out of the follicle.

Yes, especially if you are sugaring for the first time and coming from hard wax, chemical removers or shaving. Sugaring removes hair in the direction it grows, it may take a session or two for the hair to regrow in its natural direction which causes the hair not to poke back into the skin or become trapped underneath.

There are several reasons. 1 the hair follicle is loose and weak now since it was recently removed 4-6 weeks ago. 2 the regrown hair is finer/thinner. 3 Mentally this is not your first rodeo so your body is more relaxed which allows the endorphins released during discomfort to do its job.

I know this is a sore spot for some and it does not help that sugaring or smooth skin works like an aphrodisiac for many men and women. Sugaring removes hair from the follicle. Your follicle is left empty and wounded. Your partners facial hair and or skin could cause an infection inside the hair follicles called Folliculitis. The transfer of sweat and dead skin cells from your partner could enter the empty follicles and cause Folliculitis. Avoiding any form of sexual activity for 24 hours gives the follicles time to heal and close.

The perfect attire would be a flowing sleeveless dress or a skirt with sleeveless top. This attire allows easy access to armpits and the dress or skirt could be easily pulled up over the hips and under the buttocks. Wear a bra whenever possible this along with clients holding the side of the breast aids in the armpit session.

There should be professional etiquette for the esthetician as well which I explain on my education page but as for clients here are a few etiquette tips. If you know you have an STD or a foul order and discharge do not book an appointment with me but I much rather you book with your gynecologist first. Don’t have unprotected sex within 4 -8 hours of your appointment. The ejaculate discharge during the session makes sugaring very difficult. Ask for a wet wipe if you are unsure if your anal area is clear of feces. Lastly, cleanse the inner labia thoroughly to remove any foul smelling fatty residue buildup deep within the inner labia folds. Leaving this buildup makes sugaring the inner labia difficult. I treat all my clients the same. Everyone gets an aloe mask and warm towels. The towels used on the situations mentioned in this video goes into the trash and not my hamper. I don’t make clients aware of foul odors or fecal residue. I do mention depending on the client the inner labia buildup and how to properly cleanse and avoid such buildup and I would mention if I see any abnormalities on the skin. Like STD lesions, skin tags, unusual moles or suspicious of HS and refer to dermatologist.

Yes! I have had much success with my HS clients and sugaring. HS does not like hair, so removing it is a great start in avoiding attacks. Sugar paste is 100% natural l, never hot and does not stick to the skin causing it to be more gentle and safer for clients with HS.

I tell my clients the day they sugar should be a relaxing day if at all possible. Avoid the sun to keep from sweating. Try to remain cool and comfortable. Wear loose fitting clothes to allow the skin to breathe. Do not exfoliate the area, sugaring is a form of exfoliation so you don’t want to irritate the skin. Avoid public pools and beaches and sexual activity including oral for 24 hours.

There are 3 building in the office complex. Building A, B and C. We are located in building C. Building A is the building closest to the CVS Drugstore. We are on the opposite side (not the middle building B). You make park anywhere closest to building C. If lost please text 305-467-6170.

2699 Stirling Road, Suite C-102, Fort Lauderdale FL 33312

Yes, we provide the same services and pricing for both men and women. For men choose "Gentleman Sugaring' to see the full service list.

Yes, absolutely! We pride ourselves on being an inclusive space where everyone is welcome. We do not discriminate and are proud to provide our services to the LGBTQ+ community.