It is great for all skin types.

Yes, you can use it on any part of the body.

It is 12 ounces per jar.

It works 100% and removes hair completely. Yes, remove the
lid and heat only for approx. 10 to 15 secs.

Yes, you can use it on any part of the body.

No, you can use it multiple times.

Heat only for 10 seconds, and yes, you can heat it along with the container.

It is longer lasting than shaving.

It is a Made-in-Canada product.

Yes, Beaver Sugar is easily cleanable with water.

Sugaring removes hair at the root which does result in some discomfort, however, the discomfort is minimal. Sugaring removes hair in the direction of hair growth and only sticks to hair and dead skin cells. Regular sugaring can result in hair that grows back finer and more sparse over time. The first time you sugar will be the most uncomfortable then it just keeps getting easier from there.

Beaver Sugar® is made in Canada with all-natural, food-grade ingredients including organic lemon juice and real Canadian maple sugar which makes it smell so good! Beaver Sugar® contains no synthetic ingredients and is safe for use even on sensitive skin. Beaver Sugar® is vegan and cruelty-free.

Sugaring is easiest when it is the right consistency. Beaver Sugar® is more firm making it easier to work with. Once you get the hang of it you will never want to use a razor or any other form of hair removal ever again!

Beaver Sugar® is water-soluble and cleans up easily with warm
water. After sugaring, you may experience some temporary redness and irritation which should quickly subside. You can follow sugaring with some pure aloe vera or witch hazel to soothe the skin. Avoid hot showers, saunas, exfoliation, and friction on the area for 24-48 hours. It is recommended to wear loose clothing
following sugaring and please keep the area clean. Exfoliate gently 2-3 times per week but avoid exfoliating the day before you plan to sugar.

Prior to sugaring make sure your skin is clean and dry and free of any oil or lotion. Avoid exfoliating for 24 hours prior to sugaring. Ensure that your hair is at least of an inch long but no longer than a half an inch. About 7-10 days of growth is likely fine depending on the person. You can apply a light dusting of cornstarch powder prior to sugaring to help make sure the area is completely dry. Prepare to have silky smooth hair-free skin!

Beaver Sugar® is safe to use on sensitive skin as it contains no
harsh chemicals or resins and does not adhere to live skin cells. Beaver Sugar® is never applied hot so there is no risk of burning your skin. Sugaring removes hair in the direction of hair growth resulting in much less discomfort and
irritation.

The consistency of sugar is greatly affected by temperature. We
recommend sugaring in a cool room and using a fan if necessary. Sugaring will not work if you are hot or sweaty. Sugar is firm when it is cold and sticky and runny when it is warm. You want the temperature and consistency to be JUST RIGHT.

Yes, because of those who have sensitive skin might prefer
sugaring because of its gentler nature, and more natural ingredients.

The paste doesn't stick to the skin during sugaring. Instead, it sticks to dead skin cells and hair, reducing the chance of skin irritation and hair breaking. Because of this, some people claim that sugaring causes less pain.

In comparison to shaving, sugaring offers smoother and more permanent effects. People can anticipate having no hair for one to two weeks after sugaring or waxing. Shaving, on the other hand, only provides you a day or two before uncomfortable stubble grows, and you have to pick out the razor again.

Exercise and take a shower before sugaring to avoid skipping a workout. For the first 48 hours, stay out of hot tubs, swimming pools, and the sun.

Fortunately, you can wash away sugar-based wax with water if
you use it. The wax is water-soluble and much easier to clean off than its
resin counterparts because it is made of sugar. To remove the wax, try rinsing with warm water and a paper or cloth towel.

Yes, sugaring is generally considered environmentally friendly. As a natural hair removal method, it uses a mixture of sugar, lemon, and water, which are all biodegradable. No harmful chemicals are used in the
process, making it a more eco conscious choice than other hair removal methods.

Yes, it is; please apply warm and never hot. Try a small test area to see how it works for your face.

Try running Warm water over the lid,
and you will see that it gets light.

Yes, you can use a wax warmer; they work great. Just make sure you only warm it enough, so the Beaver Sugar spreads easily. Never apply hot!

While hair removal with sugar wax might be uncomfortable, it is typically less unpleasant than other techniques, such as regular waxing or threading. The sugar paste adheres to the hair, not the skin, which can make the process less
painful.

Sugar waxing can help to prevent ingrown hairs by removing hair from the root. However, ingrown hairs can still occur if the skin is not correctly exfoliated before and after waxing. Exfoliating regularly is essential to keep the skin smooth and prevent ingrown hairs.

In comparison to shaving, sugaring offers smoother and more permanent effects. People can anticipate having no hair for one to two weeks after sugaring or waxing. Shaving, on the other hand, only provides you a day or two before uncomfortable stubble grows, and you have to pick out the razor again.

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Yes, you can! Sugar wax is safe and gentle enough to be used on facial hair, including the upper lip, eyebrows, and chin. Enjoy a smooth and fuzz-free face with our sugar waxing kit.

Absolutely! Our sugar wax is designed to be gentle and effective on sensitive areas, including the bikini line. Follow the instructions provided in our kit for the best results and a smooth experience.

For hygiene purposes, we recommend using a fresh batch of sugar wax for each waxing session. Reusing the wax may introduce bacteria or impurities, affecting its performance.

Unlike traditional wax, sugar wax is water-soluble, making cleaning easy. Rinse the residue off with warm water or use a damp cloth. Avoid using soap immediately after waxing, as it may irritate the skin.

You can still enjoy the benefits of sugar waxing with sensitive or acne-prone skin. Our sugar wax is made with gentle ingredients less prone to cause irritation or exacerbate acne. However, performing a patch test before applying the product to more extensive areas is always a good idea.

Store your Beaver Sugar waxing kits in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Ensure that the lids are tightly sealed to maintain the quality and consistency of the sugar paste for future use.

Yes, Beaver Sugar waxing kits are vegan and cruelty-free. Our dedication lies in using exclusively natural ingredients and ensuring no animal testing is involved in preparing our products.

Beaver Sugar's homemade sugar waxing kits are safe to use on the face. However, exercise caution and follow the instructions carefully to avoid sensitive areas such as the delicate skin around the eyes.

Dry brushing is generally safe for all skin types. However, individuals with extremely sensitive or irritated skin may want to exercise caution or consult a dermatologist before incorporating dry brushing into their routine.

Dry brushing can be done 2-3 times a week. Ensuring that you listen to your body is of utmost importance, and adapt the frequency of dry brushing according to how your skin reacts. If your skin becomes irritated or overly sensitive, reduce the frequency or discontinue the practice temporarily.

Dry brushing can help exfoliate the skin, unclog pores, and improve circulation, which may reduce acne or breakouts. However, if you have severe acne or sensitive skin, it's better to consult with a dermatologist before trying dry brushing.

Exfoliating the skin involves eliminating dead skin cells from the surface layer, producing a more refined and radiant appearance.

Exfoliation helps to unclog pores,
remove dirt and oil buildup, improve skin texture, promote cell turnover, and enhance the effectiveness of skincare products.

The time-frequency of exfoliation
depends on your skin type. Generally, it is recommended to exfoliate 1-3 times a week for most skin types. However, sensitive skin may require less frequent exfoliation.

Absolutely! Exfoliation can benefit
other body parts, such as the lips, elbows, knees, and feet. You can use
specific exfoliating products or make your DIY scrubs to achieve smoother skin in those areas.

Yes, but it's important to choose
gentle exfoliating methods and products specifically formulated for sensitive skin. Avoid harsh scrubs and opt for mild chemical exfoliants with lower concentrations.

Exfoliation can benefit acne-prone
skin as it helps unclog pores and remove dead skin cells. However, it's essential to use gentle exfoliation methods and products to avoid irritating the skin and worsening acne.

Yes, but it's essential to choose
hydrating and gentle exfoliants. To prevent further skin drying, look for
exfoliants containing hydrating components such as hyaluronic acid or botanical oils.

Exfoliating can benefit oily skin as
it helps remove excess oil, unclog pores, and minimize the likelihood of breakouts. However, avoid over-exfoliating as it can stimulate more oil production.

Absolutely! Exfoliating the body can
help remove dead skin cells, smooth rough areas, and improve skin texture. Use a body scrub or exfoliating brush in the shower for the best results.

It's generally recommended to
exfoliate after cleansing. Cleansing helps remove surface dirt and oil, preparing the skin for exfoliation. After exfoliating, follow up with a moisturizer to keep the skin hydrated.

Ingrown hairs can occur in various places, including the face, neck, armpits, legs, and bikini. These are the regions where hair removal methods are commonly used.

To prevent ingrown hairs, it's important to exfoliate regularly to remove dead skin cells, uses proper hair removal techniques, avoid tight clothing, and moisturize the skin regularly.

Picking or squeezing ingrown hairs can lead to infection, scarring, and further skin irritation. It's best to refrain from such practices.

Natural remedies like warm compresses, tea tree oil, and aloe vera can help soothe inflammation and promote healing. However, severe cases may require medical intervention.

Yes, sugar waxing is an effective method for hair removal that can help reduce the occurrence of ingrown hairs. The gentle exfoliating action of sugar waxing helps keep the skin smooth and free from bumps.