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The History of Sugaring: Ancient Rituals to Modern Beauty

The History of Sugaring: Ancient Rituals to Modern Beauty

BerniceMay 14, 2024egyptian, port moody sugaring, waxing, maple ridge waxing, natural, eco concious, body sugar, gentle waxing

How long does it last?

How long does it last?

BerniceAugust 1, 2023Sugaring Changenatural hair removal, port moody, maple ridge, vancouver, body sugaring, gentle hair removal, less ingrowns, spa, body positive, brazilian, waxing, tricities, small business

What you should and shouldn't do after getting sugared

What you should and shouldn't do after getting sugared

BerniceJuly 25, 2023Sugaring Changeport moody, maple ridge, sugaring, gentle hair removal, natural hair removal, body positive, brazilian, waxing, vancouver, best hair removal

First time here? Welcome! Here's what you can expect....

First time here? Welcome! Here's what you can expect....

BerniceJuly 18, 2023self care, body sugaring, body positive, gentle, waxing, port moody, vancouver, natural hair removal

The History of Sugaring Hair Removal

Chantalle MoermanFebruary 15, 2017sugaring, hair removal, cochrane, canmore, port moody, laser, history, waxing, best hair removal, bikni, brazilian

How can you sugar brazilians all day?

How can you sugar brazilians all day?

Chantalle MoermanSeptember 26, 2016brazilian, bikni, hair removal, sugaring, waxing

Yet, another sad waxing story...

Chantalle MoermanSeptember 21, 2014waxing, body sugaring

Sanitary Hair Removal

Chantalle MoermanJuly 2, 2014sugaring, sanitary, body sugaring, waxing

Body Sugaring Infographic

Chantalle MoermanApril 15, 2014natural, hair removal, waxing, body sugaring

Ingrown hairs...

Chantalle MoermanJune 24, 2013in grown hair, waxing, body sugaring

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