Sugaring in Anaheim
Two estheticians, one quiet room. Choose a visit every four or six weeks, and hear how the method works in plain words before you book.
The method
Sugaring uses a paste of sugar, lemon juice and water, warmed until it moves like thick honey. Your esthetician works it on by hand, against the way the hair grows, and lifts it away with the growth.
There are no strips and no spatulas. We can tell you every ingredient we use, and results vary with your hair, your skin and how often you come.
Sugar, lemon juice and water
Applied by hand, lifted with the growth
Ingredients named on request
The wax plan
Pick the rhythm that matches how fast your hair grows. Each plan states its term, how to cancel and what happens to your deposit.
A visit every four weeks
For areas where hair comes back quickly, kept up on a steady rhythm.
A visit every six weeks
For arms, legs and the bikini line, where six weeks lets the hair grow long enough to lift cleanly.
Book when you need one
One visit when you need it, with no plan behind it.
Prices aren't printed on this site. Your esthetician sets them, and the booking page shows the price of your plan before you confirm.
The menu
Every service lists the time it takes.
A first visit of its own: a short talk about your hair and skin, a patch test on a small spot, and a look at the room before any area is done.
A short visit for plan members to adjust areas, change the rhythm or talk through a change before your next appointment.
Your esthetician maps the brow with a pencil, agrees the shape with you, then lifts away the stray hair.
Book: Brow shapingThe fine hair along the cheeks and jaw, worked in small sections.
Book: Cheeks and jawlineThe tops of the feet and the toes, often added to a lower-legs visit.
Book: Feet and toesPrices are set by each esthetician and shown on the booking page when you choose a service, before you confirm.
Your estheticians
Afsaneh opened the studio and leads every first visit. She makes the paste herself and names each ingredient for anyone who asks. She speaks English and Farsi.
Kamora runs the wax plans: she keeps the standing times, remembers your areas and helps you find the rhythm that suits your hair. She speaks English and some Spanish.
Clients
“Afsaneh tells me what is in the paste and why she works the way she does. I book my next visit before I leave, so I never have to think about it.”
“Kamora walks me through every step before she starts. The four-week rhythm fits around my work schedule and I always know when I'm next in.”
“I came in for a single visit and stayed for the plan. The notice rules were clear from the start, the terms were written down, and nothing surprised me when I booked the next one.”
Sample reviews.
Questions
You choose a visit every four or six weeks and we hold a standing time for you with the same esthetician. After the first visits it runs month to month, and you can move a visit with 24 hours' notice.
A paste of sugar, lemon juice and water, worked on by hand against the way the hair grows and lifted away with it. We can tell you every ingredient we use.
About a quarter inch, roughly three to four weeks of growth, so the paste can grip. If it is shorter, we tell you to wait; if it is longer, we may trim it first.
We try the paste on a small spot at the start of a first visit, to check how your skin responds that day. At a first visit we wait and look at the spot with you before going on.
Yes. Say stop and we stop. You decide whether to go on, change the area or end the visit.
Choose a time on the booking page, or send a message and we'll reply by text, call or email, whichever you pick.