Sugar Me Smooth Body Sugar Wax Kit – Gentle On Skin And Less Painful Hair Removal In A Simple System, No Strips, No Heat, Water Soluble All-Natural Solution For All Skin & Hair Types

I was nervous about this and there is a learning curve to the process. Overall I think I am going to stick with it! I am still learning how to flick but I feel like I am getting use to it. Maintenance sugaring was SOOO much better than the first time when I let my hairs grow out (thinking it would be better) it felt like waxing but I think the pain didn't linger as long. Definitely give it a chance - if you are like me and have dark fast growing hair - this product allowed me almost a week of smoothness! Instead of growing back the NEXT day with shaving I would say I saw little pricklys show up maybe day 5/6. Follow the directions: It will be mess at first. If your sugar gets too warm it is NOT gonna work, it will stick to your skin. Don't use it right after a shower because then your skin is too warm. Likewise the same piece over and over is fine until it gets warm. 🚫 I hope this helps someone!

I feel for the cute ad, but this stuff sucks. Ok, I watched all the videos, followed all the instructions, used the powder and soothing stuff, and this stuff simply does not work. It hurts like heck (maybe a bit less than waxing but not much) though really I expected that so I'm not knocking it for that. It says it takes a while to get the hang of it and you should try it a few times before deciding on it. I got the hang of it as I could see hair removed, but just not enough. I did four sessions, waiting a few days in between so my skin could recover. Never got smooth skin, like, at all. Each time I sugared my right lower leg and shaved the left. Sugaring when that small bit took 25 minutes when in the fourth attempt, so it's slow. Shaving that area on three left takes 30 seconds. I thought maybe it would be worth it if it truly removed the hair for as long as it said. Nope. Every attempt left lots of hair behind, scattered around too much to just go over a missed spot. I had to resist shaving afterwards, especially since my skin was red and irritated. Plus it's hard to clean up without sending a big glob down the drain which I felt was an iffy proposition. They have a guarantee, but between shipping and recovering between attempts, I'm writing this on day 30 so it's too late (plus the hassle and paying for return shipping....). Oh well. Lesson learned.

So bottom line, yes it works. But it's extremely time consuming. Learning the flick is incredibly difficult. And if you miss it just sticks to you and you have to wash it off and you end up wasting it. To me, it is not worth the hassle. I'd rather shave once a week. It is also not less painless. I ended up with bruises all three times I tried. But if you want to take the time to perfect the technique it will probably be worth it to you. Doing a single leg from the ankle to the knee takes at least a half hour. I will not buy again. The reason I'm giving it three stars is because it did leave my legs smooth for 3 weeks.

I’ve tried a few waxing products, but Sugar Me Smooth is easily my favorite for at-home hair removal. What makes it stand out is how quick and mess-free it is—no strips, no waiting for the wax to harden. You just smear it on and flick it off with the plastic applicator. That’s it. The sugar wax has a smooth, sticky consistency that grips hair really well without feeling overly gooey. I like that it’s ready to use right out of the jar—no heating or prepping required. Just apply, flick, and move on. It definitely stings a little, especially the first few times, but honestly? It’s less painful than traditional waxing, and the discomfort fades quickly. My skin felt soft and wasn’t overly irritated after. Plus, it’s great knowing it’s made with natural ingredients and washes off easily with water.

Definitely takes practice. Our house is around 70°, so it’s the perfect temperature for this wax. I tested an amount that is half what they suggest doing. It does hurt a little bit, especially with a smaller amount, because you put the wax on and then go over it 2 to 3 times with the plastic tool before removing the wax; the smaller amount will pull on your hairs. However, I suggest using the smaller amount at first to get the motion down with the tool and to understand the wax a little more. It definitely hurts less as you get better at the technique. I have read some of the other reviews that claim they were bruised- either they were doing it entirely wrong or their skin is extremely prone to bruising and wax probably isn’t an option of any sort. I have yet to brave the underarms but I will continue purchasing for my legs. Lastly!!! Because hair doesn’t grow back for a couple of weeks, make sure you use exfoliation, as skin will cover the areas where your hair grows back and it can be extremely itchy and annoying. Exfoliate and you won’t have issues with that or ingrown hairs.