History, education, how-tos, and product recommendations.
I am incredibly grateful to clients who continuously trust me on a monthly, quarterly, and yearly basis to remove unwanted hair as well as maintain healthy skin. Hair removal is not an easy process to put yourself through and it can also feel tiresome constantly worrying about finding the time and making an appointment to get your hair maintained. Thank you for continuing your journey of hair removal and maintenance, which in turn supports my business.
Read MoreSupporting your hair, skin, and body with sugar hair removal is a form of Self-Care Awareness. Sugar hair removal can help clients feel clean and mentally relieved of unsettling hair nuisances as well as eliminate bad habits such as picking your skin or pulling out your hair. Sugar hair removal can also lessen pain from cysts and promote healthy cell turn over on your skin.
Read MoreOur skin is our largest organ, but many men and women have no idea how important it is to take care of their skin. Grooming for men will look a little different from women who are taught self-care habits from a young age. The following three steps will help men better care for their skin and give a foundation for starting their body care journey.
Read MoreThe main concern for most clients during the summer is the bikini crease area from the hip bone to the groin area. With the exception of summer, often clients will let this area be free to grow during the rest of the year. Here are four tips and tricks to support your bikini area skin and hair health so you can find the sweet side of healthy skin.
Read MoreSpring has sprung and with it - Hygine Season! April starts the season of engagements, weddings, traveling, vacations, beach visits, and being outside with less clothes on. With more skin exposed, sugaring hair removal may help you feel more comfortable. In order to have the most effective painless sugaring appointment possible, it is really important to make sure your skin and hair are clean.
Read MoreI was recently diagnosed with Contact Dermatitis. It is an important reminder for us all to please be considerate of what's going on with our body, what's happening in our surroundings, and, most importantly, of others when showing any type of illness you come into Mold Sugar. I work very hard at keeping every visitor as safe as possible (the reasons why I ask for washing before getting on the table, etc.).
Read MoreSoap is a basic necessity all people use to keep their face and body clean. For some people, their only form of self-care is the soap they use when showering. Have you thought much about the purpose of soap and what it does for your skin?
Read MoreOur skin is the largest organ of the body. It is important to take as much care of it as we can. Natural body care can be easy for anyone to practice even with limited time. Creating small but important habits can support your body and keep it healthy. It doesn’t take much. Help your skin find the sweet side of natural body care.
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