How to Choose the Right Sugaring Paste for Different Conditions
It's important to select the right sugaring paste for your treatments to ensure a smooth experience for both you and your clients. Different skin types, treatment areas, and environmental conditions may require varying paste consistencies. In this guide, we'll help you choose between Radeq Lab's Premium Prebiotic and Classic lines, outlining the benefits of each and how they cater to different conditions. Understanding Paste Consistency It's crucial to pay attention to the consistency of the paste when sugaring. Radeq Lab provides a variety of consistencies, ranging from extra soft to extra firm, each carefully designed for specific conditions. The firmness...
Aftercare Essentials: Key Ingredients to Look for in Post-Sugaring Products
When it comes to post-sugaring care, the ingredients in the products you use or recommend to your clients are crucial. The right ingredients can significantly enhance skin recovery, reduce inflammation, and prevent common issues like ingrown hairs. Below, we'll explore some of the most effective ingredients and their benefits. Key Ingredients for Post-Sugaring Care After a sugaring treatment, the skin needs soothing, moisturizing, and anti-inflammatory ingredients to help it recover. Some of the most commonly used ingredients include: Aloe Vera: Renowned for its soothing and moisturizing properties, Aloe Vera helps to calm irritated skin and accelerate healing. Witch Hazel: Known...
Sugaring with strips. Is it still sugaring?
Terminology in Our Industry I was inspired to write this blog by a heated discussion in one of the sugaring Facebook groups. The post was about sugaring with strips. Many users, including myself, engaged in the discussion about whether using strips still qualifies as sugaring. This brings us to the core issue: the confusion in the terminology of hair removal methods. History of Sugaring Although the method of hair removal using sugar paste has been around for millennia, the term “sugaring” gained popularity in its contemporary context only in the 1980s. It’s unclear who exactly first used the term in...
