Washington

Hi, I’m Alexis! I’ve been sugaring for five years, and I’m the type of person who needs a little laughter to get through the day. Before esthetics, I worked in retail management at Bed Bath & Beyond. When the fun had gone out of the work, I took a leap and enrolled at Montana Skin Academy. A sugaring class there introduced me to the career I love now.

You know when someone asks, “Working hard or hardly working?” In my old job, I always felt like I had to be sprinting everywhere and somehow appear in three places at once to earn my paycheck. Now, most days feel like hanging out with friends, telling stories, and somehow making a living while enjoying it. Creating that environment for myself has meant so much to me.

Learning with me is going to come with a story. I love making connections and helping you understand the why behind what you’re doing. When the sugar gets tricky, I’ll talk you through it, help you breathe through the frustration, and work out how to move forward in a way that makes sense.

Brazilians are my specialty. I bring experience with more than 3,000 clients and my own perspective as someone who gets sugared. I understand the service from both sides of the treatment table.

Whether you’re switching from waxing or learning hair removal for the first time, you’re learning something new. Give yourself patience. Everyone starts somewhere, and that moment when it finally clicks feels so good. Don’t rush yourself or expect to be an expert straight away. These skills are hard, and totally worth it.

My classes are in English. Outside the studio, I’m a cat mom of four and a dog mom of two. You’ll find me trimming roses, tending vegetables, or weeding my garden. I love being outside in all the seasons of Washington weather.

Hi, I’m Madison! I teach at Willow Collective in Mount Vernon, Washington, and I’ve been sugaring for ten years. Sugaring kind of fell into my lap during beauty school. I learned the technique, fell in love with the results, and never looked back.

The relationships are my favorite part. A Brazilian is such an intimate, vulnerable service, and being able to make someone feel safe, comfortable, and happy to come back is a gift. Brazilians are also my specialty and the service I especially love helping students master.

I describe my teaching as adaptive and intentional. We’ll solve problems as they happen, so you can understand and practice an adjustment while it’s right in front of you. I’m a hands-on learner myself, and positive reinforcement matters to me. I bring both into the way I teach.

If you start feeling down on yourself, I probably have a story about the exact problem you’re having. I faced plenty of sticky situations in my early years, and sometimes I still run into a new challenge! Every client is different. Learning how to work through those moments is what makes you a better sugarist.

My classes are in English, and there will be music, questions, practice, and a good laugh. I know I’ve had a successful class when I hear, “That was so fun!” I’m serious about sugaring and sharing what I know, and I think learning it should be fun, too.

Hi, I’m Madison! I teach at Willow Collective in Mount Vernon, Washington, and I’ve been sugaring for ten years. Sugaring kind of fell into my lap during beauty school. I learned the technique, fell in love with the results, and never looked back.

The relationships are my favorite part. A Brazilian is such an intimate, vulnerable service, and being able to make someone feel safe, comfortable, and happy to come back is a gift. Brazilians are also my specialty and the service I especially love helping students master.

I describe my teaching as adaptive and intentional. We’ll solve problems as they happen, so you can understand and practice an adjustment while it’s right in front of you. I’m a hands-on learner myself, and positive reinforcement matters to me. I bring both into the way I teach.

If you start feeling down on yourself, I probably have a story about the exact problem you’re having. I faced plenty of sticky situations in my early years, and sometimes I still run into a new challenge! Every client is different. Learning how to work through those moments is what makes you a better sugarist.

My classes are in English, and there will be music, questions, practice, and a good laugh. I know I’ve had a successful class when I hear, “That was so fun!” I’m serious about sugaring and sharing what I know, and I think learning it should be fun, too.