Differences Between Classic and Premium Prebiotic Pastes: A Deep Dive into Our Innovations
Choosing the right sugaring paste can truly transform your hair removal treatments. At Radeq Lab, we know how crucial this decision is for professional sugarists, which is why we’ve developed two lines of sugaring pastes: the Classic Line and the Premium Prebiotic Line. Let’s explore what makes each of these lines special, why this choice, and how they can enhance your practice. Classic Line: Pure Simplicity and Gentle Care Why Our Classic Line? Since 2014, our Classic Line has been the top choice for numerous sugaring specialists worldwide. Initially with our Dermaepil brand, and later with contract manufacturing clients. We’ve...
Sugaring Around the World: Sugaring in Singapore 🇸🇬
Welcome to our journey through the world of sugaring. Today, we're shining a spotlight on Singapore, where sugaring is making waves in the beauty industry. Joining us is Michelle Lee from Sacchair Studio, who first encountered sugaring through a friend's recommendation. Intrigued by the natural hair removal method, she discovered Radeq Lab's innovative sugar paste via Instagram during the pandemic. She'll delve into how this cutting-edge lemon-free formula is redefining hair removal for sensitive-skinned clients and share insights on the growth of sugaring practices in Singapore. Radeq Lab Sugaring: Welcome, Michelle. Could you start by sharing how you first learned...
Sugaring Around the World: Sugaring in Bulgaria 🇧🇬
Welcome to our exploration of Sugaring around the world, today, with a special focus on its booming presence in Bulgaria. Joining us is Silvia from Dimov Studio. Today Silvia will shed light on the unique landscape of sugaring in Bulgaria, highlighting its rise in popularity and the distinctive trends shaping its adoption. Radeq Lab Sugaring: Hello Silvia! Could you tell us about how you first learned about the sugaring technique and what drew you to it? Silvia (Dimov Studio): First time i hear the word "Sugaring" was when I was living in Cyprus. I thought of it as a practice limited to Arab countries...
