No gray cast
Shaving leaves the roots in – you see that instantly. Sugaring gets it all out. Result: Bright, clean skin, even days later.
ARMS UP? NO ISSUE ANYMORE
Underarm Sugaringsmooth, bright, relaxed
Shave in the morning, shadow by evening, itching at night. And deodorant stings on top of that. You know this game. I'll end it for you. The hair comes out with the root, the shadow disappears. And the whole thing takes less than 15 minutes.
10-15 MinutesBright skin toneGentle on skin
WHAT CHANGES
Four reasons whyyou'll love this
Less shadow, less irritation, less deodorant stress. Sounds good, right?
Deo without the wince
No more micro-cuts for your deodorant to soak into. The skin stays intact. Apply your deo (the next day), done, no ouch.
Fresher feeling
Without hair, sweat doesn't stick around. You just feel cleaner, and odor doesn't build up as fast.
No itching
When face stubble scratches a collar, it's annoying. Underarms are the same. With sugaring, it grows back soft – no scratching, no itching.
PERSONAL & EFFICIENT
Small spot,major difference
I'm Nataliia. Underarms are honestly the treatment I do most often. Why? Because shaving there is just annoying. Smooth in the morning, gray shadow by evening — you know the drill. Add some stinging deodorant into the mix. My approach is simple: I pull the hair out by the root. Takes less than 15 minutes, and you get weeks of peace. No shadow, no stress.
— NataliiaLift your arms without thinking
Stretching at the office or holding on in the bus? Just do it. No more 'Oh wait, did I shave?' moments.
Morning vs. Evening
That gray cast happens because the dark root is still under the skin. With sugaring, it's gone. The skin stays bright and smooth.
Faster than a coffee break
15 minutes, boom, done. We can easily squeeze this into your lunch break or right before you head home.
What happens during your underarm appointment
Clean setup, quick work, you're done before you know it.
- 1
Skin prep
I wipe everything down first — deodorant buildup, natural oils, any residue. The paste needs clean skin to grip the hair properly.
2 minutes
- 2
Light powder
A thin layer keeps moisture away. This helps the sugar catch hair, not skin. Less pull, better grip.
1 minute
- 3
The sugaring
Underarms are small, so this goes fast. A few quick passes on each side and the hair lifts out, root and all.
8–10 minutes
- 4
Calm and done
I apply something soothing at the end — no alcohol, nothing harsh. You might see slight redness, totally normal, fades within hours.
2 minutes
Price & Duration
- Price
- Underarms€0
- Duration
- 10–15 min
- Incl.
- ConsultationAftercare
Getting ready for underarm sugaring
Just a few things to keep in mind — nothing complicated.
Let it grow a bit
Put the razor down for 7–10 days before your appointment. The hair needs to be around 4–5 mm — about the length of a rice grain. Underarm hair grows quickly, so this usually happens naturally.
Skip the deo if possible
Ideally, come without deodorant. I can clean it off, but bare skin lets the paste work better and speeds things up.
Wear something loose
A relaxed t-shirt feels better afterward than tight sleeves. Fresh pores and friction aren't friends.
AFTERCARE
Give your skin24 hours
Pores are open and the skin is sensitive. One day of patience, then you're back to normal.
1
First 24 hoursNo deodorant
- Avoid alcohol or aluminum deodorant. Open pores will sting.
- Keep the area dry and let the skin breathe.
2
AlternativesIf you really need it
- Use a gentle, alcohol-free cream deodorant or powder.
- I can recommend what works if you’re unsure.
3
Day of treatmentNo heat & sweat
- Skip gym, sauna, or hot baths. Sweat + open pores = irritation.
- Tomorrow is fine.
4
From the next dayBack to routine
- After 24 hours, use your usual deodorant again.
- Sensitive formulas feel even better.
Ready?
Info on preparationCOMMON QUESTIONS
Short & sweetanswers
Everything about pain, deodorant, and that annoying gray shadow.
Usually, yes. That gray cast is often just the hair showing through the skin. Once the root is out, the skin looks brighter and cleaner immediately.
Underarms are more sensitive, sure. But the area is tiny. I work fast, we take a breath, and before you know it, we're done. Totally manageable.
Do me a favor and wait until tomorrow morning. Especially deo with alcohol burns like fire on open pores. Water is plenty for today.
No, you sweat the same amount. But since there's no hair to trap it, it might trickle down easier. On the flip side, it smells less because bacteria have nowhere to hide.
Absolutely. Because the hair doesn't grow back as a hard stubble, it doesn't poke back into the skin as easily. I'll also tell you what to watch out for during the appointment.
Happens to me all the time. Not a drama. I pull the skin tight, so it doesn't tickle as much. We'll get through it.
If the skin is open or bleeding: Better wait. If it's just a bit red: Come on in, I'll take a look. Usually we can make it work, but I'll be honest with you.
Yes, sugaring is generally fine during pregnancy. Skin can be more sensitive, so if you have any medical concerns, please check with your doctor.
Sugaring works on the skin surface. Lymph nodes sit much deeper, so this is generally considered safe.
Got more questions?
Just message me on WhatsApp – I'm happy to answer your questions.
When you just want relief in the heat
Armpitsfewer stubbles, less stress
Why armpits are such a 'daily' topic
You don't just feel armpit hair in the mirror, but when moving, sweating – and even with deodorant.
Many book this zone because they are tired of constant shaving. Stubble pricks quickly here and simply feels restless in everyday life.
Deodorant, residue, and that sticky feeling
Residues accumulate quickly in the armpits: deodorant, care products, sometimes also residue from clothing.
The cleaner the skin surface, the more relaxed the appointment – and the less I actually have to 'rub'.
Why many want to stop shaving here first
With armpits, shaving is often a quick cycle: briefly smooth, then stubble – and irritated skin in between.
Many switch not because of some ideal image, but for a calmer skin feeling.
How you notice it really annoys you
- Arms up: you immediately think of shadows, stubble, or prickling.
- Sports & Tops: fabric rubs faster or feels 'sticky'.
- Habitual shaving: not because you want to, but because it 'has to be done'.
- The check moment: you automatically reach there to see if something is coming back already.
What it can feel like
Armpits can be noticeable the first time – the skin there is sensitive, and you notice closeness quickly.
I work in a controlled manner and without pressure for speed. Breaks are completely normal, I prefer planning relaxed rather than 'pushing through'.
How I keep the zone calm (without stress)
- Brief check: is the skin calm today or already irritated?
- Clean delineation: so it looks even and nothing grows back 'weirdly'.
- Thorough over rushed: I work cleanly instead of hectically – so you don't burn afterwards.
What truly helps afterwards
- Wear loose: preferably nothing that rubs or presses today.
- Deodorant with care: if it burns, better pause and let air in.
- Heat down: if possible, less heat and heavy sweating for the rest of the day.
When I would rather advise against it
If the skin is currently heavily irritated, I don't do it 'anyway'.
In case of acute inflammation, open wounds, severe rash, or suspicion of infection, we prefer to reschedule – and if medical advice makes sense, I'll tell you calmly.
If you mean another zone
Sometimes it's not just the armpits, but several body zones that annoy together.
If you want peace on your arms too, Arms Complete fits well. For an even feeling on the legs, Lower Legs is a typical start.
Many clients add these to their underarm appointment — totally optional, just ideas.