1. First, wet your skin.

 

2. Take about one third of a teaspoon of Sucre in your fingertips and mix with water to form a paste. *How much to use will differ depending on the area you are treating and your skin’s condition.

 

3. Gently work the product into your skin (this is called sugaring). For best results, leave to soak in for 2 or 3 minutes as a face pack.

4. Once the grains of sugar have dissolved, rinse lightly with lukewarm water.

Facial Care

Wet your face and hands. Take about one third of a teaspoon of Sucre in your fingertips and mix with water to form a paste. Gently work the paste into your skin (this is called “sugaring”). For best results, leave to soak in for 2 or 3 minutes as a face pack. Once the grains of sugar have dissolved, rinse lightly with lukewarm water. 

Hand Care

Use after dishwashing, or after your hands have been in water. While your hands are still wet, scoop up a small amount of Sucre and massage it in. Even after you’ve rinsed off the excess, your hands will feel richly moisturized as if you’ve just applied hand cream.

Body, Heel, Elbow & Knee Care

To care for rough skin with “sugaring”, rub Sucre into your skin after getting out of the bath or shower. If the skin is very dry, gently pat in any excess moisture without rinsing to leave even rough and flaking skin feeling silky smooth.

Bikini Area

To treat itching or irritation, mix Sucre into a paste and gently apply to the bikini area. Then simply rinse lightly off to complete the treatment.

Scalp Care

Take a one yen coin sized amount of Sucre in your hand and mix it into a paste. Massage the paste into your wet scalp (for best results, use a massage brush), and then lather up with shampoo. Unblock the pores of your scalp for beautiful, healthy hair.