Further Reading
Is Skin Needling Enough on Its Own, or Does It Need Support Treatments?
Skin needling supports collagen and skin quality, but results depend on concern depth. Understanding when support treatments are used helps set expectations.
Why Some Hair Removal Methods Stop Working Over Time
Hair removal treatments can deliver strong early results, then slow over time. Understanding hair growth cycles explains why maintenance and combined methods are often needed.
Why Some HIFU Treatments Work Better Than Others
HIFU tightening results differ from person to person. Factors like collagen levels, skin thickness, device quality and treatment technique all influence how well HIFU works.
Why Cosmetic Tattoos Fade Faster for Some People Than Others
Cosmetic tattoos fade at different speeds depending on skin type, lifestyle, pigment placement and aftercare. This article explains why results vary and how to make them last.
Choosing the Right Hair Removal Method for Fine or Light Hair
For people with fine or light hair, finding the right hair removal method can be tricky. Many clients wonder why laser or IPL treatments don’t deliver the same results they see in darker hair types, and whether alternatives like sugaring or waxing might be better suited. This article breaks down the pros and cons of…
Does Skin Needling Work Better in Winter or Summer?
Many people researching skin needling ask the same question: “When is the best time to get skin needling—winter or summer?” The answer isn’t just about convenience. Seasonal factors such as UV exposure, humidity, and skin turnover can affect both your results and how well your skin heals after treatment. Here’s what practitioners and skin experts…
The Complete Guide to IPL Treatments: What to Expect Before, During & After
Thinking about IPL? Here’s exactly what the experience looks like from start to finish. What to Expect with IPL Treatments If you’ve been considering IPL to target pigmentation, redness, or unwanted hair, the next thing you might be wondering is: what’s the treatment actually like? This guide walks you through what to expect before, during,…
IPL vs. Laser: What’s the Difference and Which is Right for You?
Not sure whether you need IPL or laser? You’re not alone. They’re often confused but they work in different ways and suit different skin goals. In this article, we break down the key differences so you can make the right call. At For the Love of Beauty, we offer IPL treatment services because it’s safe,…
Recovery Timeline After Fibroblasting: What to Expect
Recovery Timeline After Fibroblasting If you’ve been researching fibroblasting as a non-surgical option for lifting the skin around your eyes, the next question that often comes up is: what’s the recovery actually like? This guide walks you through what to expect after a plasma pen treatment – day by day – so you can plan…
Fibroblasting for Non-Surgical Eyelifts: Complete Guide
Fibroblasting has become one of the most sought-after non-surgical treatments for lifting and tightening the skin around the eyes. For clients exploring alternatives to eyelid surgery, it offers a way to achieve a noticeably fresher look using plasma technology—without incisions or extended downtime. Here’s everything you need to know before booking your treatment. What is…
Do Clients Stick With Body Sugaring Long Term?
Body sugaring is often encountered as an alternative hair removal option, sometimes described as gentler or more natural than waxing. For people encountering it for the first time, the question is reasonable: is this simply a novelty method, or do clients actually stay with it over time?
In practice, many do. Not because sugaring promises something dramatic, but because it fits well into repeat routines and behaves predictably on the skin. Those qualities matter more than novelty when a treatment is done regularly.
Designed for repeat treatments
Body sugaring is not intended as a one off solution. It is designed to be repeated safely and consistently.
Sugaring removes hair from the root using a paste that is applied at body temperature and worked in the direction of hair growth. This approach reduces stress on the skin compared with methods that pull against the follicle. Over time, this makes regular appointments more tolerable, which is essential if a method is going to be used long term.
Clients who return to sugaring often do so because it remains comfortable even after months or years of ongoing treatment.
Skin response matters more than speed
One of the reasons people discontinue hair removal methods is skin reaction. Redness, irritation and ingrown hairs tend to become more noticeable the more frequently a treatment is done.
Body sugaring is commonly chosen by people who find other methods increasingly irritating over time. Because the paste adheres primarily to hair rather than live skin, many clients experience less post treatment sensitivity. This makes it easier to maintain a regular schedule without needing extended recovery time between appointments.
When skin responds consistently, people are more likely to commit to a method long term.
A method that adapts rather than escalates
Another reason clients stick with body sugaring is that it does not require escalation. There is no need to increase strength, heat or intensity to maintain results.
Sugaring remains fundamentally the same process each time. Hair is removed, the skin is lightly exfoliated, and regrowth occurs gradually. For people who value predictability, this is preferable to methods that feel more aggressive over time.
This consistency supports long term use rather than trial and abandonment.
Works alongside other treatments without conflict
Body sugaring is often used alongside other treatments, including IPL. In these cases, sugaring serves as a maintenance option rather than a competing method.
Because it does not rely on pigment or light, sugaring remains effective regardless of hair colour or skin tone. Clients who transition between treatments often keep sugaring as part of their routine, particularly for sensitive areas or finer regrowth.
This flexibility contributes to its staying power.
Body sugaring is not a shortcut to permanent hair removal
Body sugaring is not designed to be permanent hair removal. It does not promise to stop hair growth entirely. Instead, it offers reliable removal with manageable regrowth.
Clients who choose it long term tend to appreciate this honesty. When expectations are realistic, satisfaction is higher and retention follows.
Serious, long term option for many clients
For clients who prioritise comfort, consistency and skin tolerance, body sugaring functions as a serious, long term hair removal method. Its continued use reflects practical experience rather than trend driven interest.
People tend to stick with what their skin tolerates well and what fits easily into their routine. Body sugaring meets both of those criteria.
Frequently asked questions about body sugaring
Is body sugaring meant to be used long term?
Yes. Body sugaring is designed for repeat treatments and ongoing maintenance rather than occasional use.
Why do some people switch to sugaring after other methods?
Many people switch due to skin sensitivity, irritation or discomfort with other hair removal methods over time.
Does body sugaring damage the skin?
When performed correctly, sugaring works at body temperature and adheres mainly to hair, which can reduce skin stress for some clients.
How often do people usually book sugaring treatments?
Frequency depends on individual hair growth, but many clients maintain regular appointments as part of their grooming routine.
Can sugaring be used with IPL?
Yes. Sugaring is often used for maintenance or for areas where IPL is less suitable.
Does sugaring stop hair from growing back?
No. Sugaring removes hair from the root but does not permanently stop growth. It focuses on consistent removal rather than permanence.