I'm glad to hear that you like the Body Sugar, and don't worry, it's common to have a little redness afterward, especially when you first start waxing. It generally calms down after a few hours, but be sure to apply the blue azulene oil to soothe your skin.

In terms of whether or not you wax everything at once, you will want to consider a few things:

• How experienced are you?  The time it takes to wax your legs when you are first learning how to do it can take considerably longer than it does after you've perfected your technique. To avoid mistakes, it's important to give yourself enough time and not rush. 
• What is your tolerence for discomfort? If you have very sensitive skin, you may hit your personal limit by the time you've finished one 'zone' so be mindful of that, but also check our suggestions to minimize the "ouch factor" 
• As a beginner, I suggest that you focus on waxing easier areas, like your legs and arms. Bikini waxing is much more involved in terms of technique - so make sure you feel confident before proceeding to delicate areas.
• For Brazilian waxing, some people find the Chamomile Body Sugar to work very well. Personally, as a brunette with thick hair I find that the stronger salon-style waxes work better for me. It really does depend on your hair type and skin type.  We can help you decide what might work best for you with 3 quick questions or you can call us @ 888.986.9974 and we can help you choose.  
• Have you ever had Brazilian waxing done?  If not, I suggest that you go for your first one, to an experienced professional. The reason I say this is so you can get an idea of how it will feel, how it should be done and how tender you might feel afterward. That way you'll have a better understanding of it when you try waxing yourself.