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

No, you can use it multiple times.

Yes, As long as the hair length is at least one-quarter inch, you can use Beaver sugar wax on your own and on any part of the body.

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.

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!

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

It is easily cleanable with water.

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

12 ounces per jar.

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

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

It is longer lasting than shaving.

It is great for all skin types.

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

You can purchase them on both Amazon.ca and Amazon.com websites. 

Benefits of Beaver Sugar Wax:

• Longer Lasting- 3 to 4 weeks
• Easier than waxing
• Parlour finish at Home
• Silky smooth skin
• Easy Clean up Get silky smooth skin. No more ingrown hairs and bumps!

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.

It is a Made-in-Canada product.

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.

Unless specifically advised by the professional, avoid using lotions, oils, exfoliants, fragrances, or deodorants after Sugaring.

Yes. Sugaring was made for sensitive areas. It has developed a reputation as the best hair removal technique for sensitive skin and sensitive areas since it is so gentle on the skin.

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.

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.

To get some dead skin cells out of the way, softly exfoliate with a buffing mitt or washcloth a few days before your sugaring session. This will lessen the likelihood of stray hairs being left behind. Avoid sunbathing or applying retinoid creams for at least 24 to 48 hours before your visit.

We suggest briefly holding the used Sugar on the Flicker under running water to moisten it (this will decrease stick and help with removal). Then remove as much as possible by scooping it off the surface and throwing it in the trash.

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.

Depending on the area and the rate of hair growth, the effects of sugaring usually last three to five weeks. The benefit of sugaring is that, over time, it may slow hair growth, leaving you with less hair to sugar at each appointment.

Follow these steps to get the best results from your sugar wax;

Exfoliate, moisturize, refrain from sweating, and get some sun exposure

Hair removal creams are generally considered secure. As with shaving, you won’t acquire cuts or razor burns.

If you have good practice with an expert sugar wax kit like beaver sugar, sugaring at Home is obviously safe.

Yes, those with sensitive skin might prefer Sugaring because of its gentler nature and more natural ingredients.

Using Sugar wax not only makes your skin feel soft and less uncomfortable. It is also hygienic, biodegradable, soluble in water, and recyclable, which altogether makes it an environmentally friendly method.

As with anything, sugaring does come with a learning curve BUT learning new things is fun and builds confidence so that’s a win win! 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!

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.

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.

Kneading involves softening the Sugar. Spreading or applying paste is much easier in the waxing area after kneading.

When your sugar wax is too hard you won’t be able to move it, and it cannot be applied at room temperature. To soften, microwave it for 5–10 seconds.

Brazilian or bikini waxes, also known as Sphinx waxes or Hollywood waxes, are used to completely remove hair from the front and back of the bikini area.

An age-old hair removal method known as “body sugaring” uses sugar, lemon juice, and water as its only natural ingredients. In contrast to waxing, sugar paste is placed against the direction of hair growth and removed along that direction.

Unwanted hair can be removed with Sugaring by applying sugar, lemon, and water paste. Compared to traditional waxing, it will be less painful or irritating.

A best sugar wax recipe should always contain lemon juice, water, sugar, and honey.

When body hair is waxed, the hair is removed from the follicle by first covering it with a sticky substance, such as wax, and removing it to reveal the body hair underneath.

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!

Once the lump has been stretched out and reinforced several times, you can quickly draw the wax toward hair growth while holding the last Sugar in your hand and securing it with your thumb.

Due to its acidity, lemon juice is added to break up sucrose into fructose and glucose. This gives the resulting sugaring wax a non-crystalline, or amorphous, a structure similar to manufacturing candy.

Lack of pressure is typically the leading cause of wax not removing hair. The hairs won’t completely attach to the wax strip if you don’t press down hard enough.

You might have waxed incorrectly as well. Wax must be quickly removed in the opposite direction from where hair grows. Pulling the hair out will only be possible if it is rapidly removed enough (which can be challenging to achieve on your own). The hair may also break throughout the process.