Temples SugaringYour ponytail's best friend

The temples act like a frame for your face: If something looks 'frayed' there, the contour quickly seems uneven, even if everything else is polished.

Many book this zone not because they have lots of hair, but because they want to smooth out that specific edge that catches the light from the side.

At the temples, you can instantly see if a contour is too harsh or taken back too far.

That's why I work to make it look like *you*: cleaner, softer, but not like an artificially drawn line. If you have a specific shape in mind, just tell me – I'll follow your lead.

And if you're worried about your hairline: I work with extreme precision here. If paste ever gets too close, it dissolves easily with water – no drama, and no cutting required.

If you're wondering if this is the zone for you, you usually notice it in specific moments:

• Side Light: In the car mirror or bathroom light, the contour suddenly looks 'fuzzy'.
• Updos & Ponytails: Pulled-back hair makes the temples immediately more visible.
• Profile Photos: Your profile looks less sharp, even if you feel done up.
• Glasses/Sunglasses: The temples of your glasses draw attention to that exact edge.

• Before: Please don't trim or shave right to the edge beforehand – a few millimeters of length makes it much cleaner for me.
• On the Day: Try to avoid hairspray, dry shampoo, or rich creams directly on the temples.
• After: Don't rub or constantly check for a few hours – and spray styling products a bit further away.

With temples, the question is often not 'if', but 'how much'.

1. Just Temples: If only the side contour bothers you, but cheeks and forehead are fine.
2. Temples + Cheeks: If the fuzz 'wanders' down into the face and you want a more even surface.
3. More than that: If you see transition lines and want a package rather than single zones.

The temples are close to the hairline, so I work in short, controlled sections.

It usually feels like a brief, warm pluck. The area is small, we're done quickly, and breaks are always okay.

Right after, the zone might look red or feel a bit warm – simply because the skin is thin there.

If you have plans later, tell me beforehand. I'll plan it so you leave relaxed and don't feel the need to hide.

Less is often more at the temples, because we touch them unconsciously.

• Hands Off: Don't constantly stroke or 'check' the area.
• Watch Products: Avoid spraying hairspray or perfume directly there.
• Gentle Makeup: If you cover up, be gentle when taking it off later.
• Sun Smarts: If you're sensitive to light, keep it easy for a few hours.

Sometimes people say 'temples' but mean something else on the side of the face.

• If it goes more into the cheek area: Cheeks.
• If the upper contour bothers you: Forehead.
• If you want to avoid lines completely: Face 3-in-1 or Face Complete.