Sugar Coated Journal

Does sugar waxing reduce hair growth? Can it help prevent ingrown hairs? Rosie answers five of the most common sugar waxing questions using over 40 years of professional experience.

Not sure whether to choose sugar wax or hard wax? Rosie, founder of Sugar Coated, compares the two methods after more than 40 years in the beauty industry, explaining the differences in ingredients, comfort, skin health and long-term results.

After more than 40 years of helping people discover natural hair removal, Rosie is answering the questions she's asked most often. From how long sugar waxing lasts to whether it's suitable for sensitive skin, discover honest, expert advice to help you feel confident about making the switch to sugar waxing.

After more than 40 years working with sugar waxing, I've seen trends come and go. Here's what has changed, what has stayed exactly the same, and the lessons I've learned along the way.

Most people know sugar wax as a natural way to remove unwanted hair, but it can do much more. Here are three surprising benefits of sugar waxing that make it a favourite for smooth, healthy-looking skin.

Thinking about trying sugar waxing but worried about the pain? You're not alone. Here's the honest answer, what to expect, and why thousands of people believe a few seconds of discomfort are worth weeks of beautifully smooth skin.

As more people look for gentler, more sustainable ways to remove unwanted hair, sugar waxing is becoming the natural choice. Discover what makes Sugar Coated different - from our Tanzanian heritage and vegan credentials to our commitment to quality, sustainability and beautifully smooth skin.

Sugar Coated is more than hair removal. Discover the heritage, family tradition and values behind our natural, vegan sugar waxing brand, and why we've been sharing this timeless beauty ritual with modern homes.

Thinking of a glass of wine before your at-home wax? Think again.
In this post, Rosie Khandwala, founder of Sugar Coated, shares three important reasons why drinking alcohol before waxing at home can lead to dehydration, increased sensitivity, and poor results. Your smooth skin starts with smart prep—read on to find out why staying sober is the secret to a better wax.