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What Our Clients Say
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This was the first time at the Salon. Kelsey was great. She listened and shared her thoug...more
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I had a wonderful experience at Ivy & Mane Salon. I was nervous about getting a haircut si...more
Lori and Chloe did a fantastic job on my hair I am very happy with the results it’s exactl...more
First time at Ivy and Mane, from the moment I stepped in the door I felt “important”; not ...more
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Lip Sugar.
Most Lip Sugar sessions last about fifteen to thirty minutes, depending on hair growth and sensitivity. Consultation and prep add a few minutes. It's a quick facial service often completed during a short appointment.
Some temporary redness or mild sensitivity is normal for an hour or two. Because sugar paste adheres to hair more than skin, irritation is usually less than waxing. Our estheticians apply calming serums and give aftercare advice to minimize discomfort.
Ideally hair should be about one-eighth to one-quarter inch long so the sugar paste can grip and remove it from the root. If hair is too short, reschedule in a week or two.
Yes, Lip Sugar is generally safe for most pregnant clients and those with sensitive skin because it uses natural ingredients and gentle technique. Always inform your esthetician about pregnancy or medical conditions; they can adjust pressure and products for added comfort.
Exfoliate gently forty-eight hours before to remove dead skin, avoid retinol or harsh acids for a week, and keep the area clean and oil-free the day of. Arrive makeup-free if possible; your esthetician will perform a brief skin check.
Frequency varies by hair growth, but most clients return every three to six weeks. Regular sugaring often yields finer, sparser regrowth over time. Your esthetician will recommend a personalized schedule based on your hair cycle and desired maintenance.