From elbow to shoulder: not just hair removal, but that bumpy texture too. Those little hard bumps on the upper arm, the matte look, the scratching feeling after shaving — all solvable. Sugaring does epilation and exfoliation in one. Finally feel confident going sleeveless.
Sugaring doesn't just remove hair — it exfoliates at the same time. 2-in-1: epilation + peeling. Smooth to the eye and to the touch.
Those little hard dots on the upper arm (keratosis pilaris, commonly called 'chicken skin') are actually clogged pores. The sugar paste wraps around the hair and keratin plugs and pulls them out. Pores open up, the surface smooths out.
After shaving, sharp hair tips scratch against your body with every arm movement. Sugaring pulls hair from the root — what grows back has soft tips. Even with friction, no scratching anymore.
The exfoliating effect of the paste boosts circulation. That matte, dull appearance goes away — a rosier, more vibrant skin tone comes in.
Summer tank tops, sports, the beach... That bumpy look and red dots won't hold you back anymore. You can confidently show your arms.
I'm Nataliia. Most people don't come to me for upper arms because of 'too much hair.' The real issue is usually texture: those little hard bumps on the outside, the rough surface, the matte look. It's called keratosis pilaris — commonly known as 'chicken skin.' Shaving makes it worse — sharp hair tips scratch, irritation increases. Sugaring works differently: it removes keratin plugs, opens the pores, calms the skin. Not just hair removal — the texture improves too.
— NataliiaThe sugar paste removes keratin plugs, pores open up. The surface gets smoother, that bumpy feeling decreases. After a few sessions, the difference is noticeable.
Sleeveless blouse, tank dress, swimsuit... You stop thinking 'I hope nobody sees my upper arm.' When red dots and bumps reduce, confidence comes.
Soft hair tips don't scratch against your body, even with friction. That uncomfortable feeling during arm movement is just gone.
Strong on the outside, gentle on the inside. The right technique for each zone.
This is the dry, rough area. I work with broad application for maximum exfoliating effect. Keratosis pilaris shows up most here — the paste takes the plugs too.
10–15 min
Thin, soft skin. More sensitive zone. Strong stretching, few strips, quick work. The sensation is a bit more intense but over quickly.
5–10 min
I use a soft fade technique. No hard line at the shoulder — should look natural, so I soften the transition.
5–8 min
Moisturizing and soothing care. Redness goes down, texture calms.
3–5 min
The exfoliation is done by sugaring — you don't need to do it twice.
Don't use exfoliating gloves, scrubs, or brushes 2 days before your appointment. Your skin gets sensitized anyway, and sugaring exfoliates too. We don't want double irritation.
Upper arm hair is usually fine. For the paste to grip, don't shave for about 3 weeks. Too short and I can't grab it, can't remove the root.
Don't come with 'driver's arm' sunburn. I can't work on red, burned skin. Avoid intense sun a few days before your appointment.
On treatment day, no lotion, oil, or cream on the upper arm. The paste holds better on clean skin.
Upper arm and shoulder are freshly treated. Let them breathe, avoid friction.
Bumpy skin, transitions, and sports.
Just message me on WhatsApp – I'm happy to answer your questions.
On the upper arms, it's often not heavy hair growth, but an effect of light, shadow, and fine fuzz.
Many people don't want a radical result here, but less attention on the zone – so that short sleeves become easy again.
Upper arms show texture quickly – especially if the skin is dry or you are prone to small dots like Keratosis Pilaris ('chicken skin').
That's why I clarify with you beforehand what your goal is: just visually calming or also noticeably smoother. In this zone, 'less, but harmonious' often looks most natural.
The zone only comes into focus for many when certain situations arise:
With upper arms, the area decides less than the look afterwards.
Upper arms are usually manageable, but individual spots can be more noticeable – especially towards the inside.
I work without pressure and in sections that work well for you. If you need a short break, that is completely normal.
Upper arms are quickly back in contact: sleeves, jacket, bag, bedding. Exactly this can irritate unnecessarily.
Sometimes the upper arms only bother because the rest of the arms are already calmer – or vice versa.
If you want a continuous solution, Arms Complete is the 'no edges' variant. If you want to start smaller, Arms to Elbow fits as an entry.
With body zones, it is important to me that you feel safe and the process remains calm and comprehensible.
I work with gloves and fresh setup. In case of severe rash, acute inflammation, open wounds, or suspicion of infection, I prefer to reschedule and recommend medical advice if necessary.
Popular combinations with upper arms.