LocationsIs sugaring or waxing better for my skin?
Shobha® Sugaring Gel is all-natural (made out of only sugar, water, lemon juice & glycerin ) making it the most gentle & natural option…
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What is sugaring?
Sugaring dates back to the civilization of ancient Mesopotamia, Egypt & Greece. It is a form of hair removal that resembles waxing, but is…
Does sugaring hurt less than waxing?
Sugaring tends to hurt less than waxing because it pulls less on the skin, while still effectively removing the hair. In addition, the weight…
Can I get a Brazilian with sugar?
Sometimes with sugaring gel, it takes several applications to remove all of the hair from an area. The reason for the wax (which tends…
What is the difference between the men’s bikini treatments offered at Shobha?
The men’s full bikini option offers grooming of the top, sides & crack. It does not include the sac region. The men’s Brazilian includes…
What is the difference between the women’s bikini treatments offered at Shobha?
The bikini creates a neat & tidy line on the sides removing hair that might peek out of a basic bathing suit & offers…
Who should NOT get microblading?
Any one who is currently being medically treated, taking medication, or has an illness that compromises the immune system/healing. You are not a suitable…
How many treatments do I need to get the best results?
Microblading is a two appointment procedure. Your second appointment is your touch-up and scheduled 4-6 weeks after your initial procedure.
Will this make my brows identical?
We cannot guarantee identical brows, besides as they saying goes “Your eyebrows are sisters, not twins.”
Will it hurt?
We apply two topical numbing creams to help with any discomfort someone might feel. One before the procedure and then again another one after…
What if I have extremely sparse brows or little to no eyebrow hair?
We will fill in the gaps between the hair-like strokes with small pin-point dots. Often referred to as ‘eyebrow/microshading,’ which gives the brow a…
If my specialist messes up, can they be fixed?
Yes, if a specialist creates a hair-like stroke that you don’t like, we would recommend letting your brows fade out as much as possible…