Which sugar paste should I choose?
Your ideal paste depends on your technique, treatment area and room temperature. Our six consistencies let you choose the balance of glide and control that works best for you.
Shop sugaring paste
- Pure botanical distillate
- Esthetician-selected
- Alcohol free
- Gently astringent
- No synthetic fragrance
What it does
Astringent, without the alcohol.
Oil-prone skin has been sold harsh toners for decades, and most of them work by stripping — which is exactly what makes skin produce more oil.
Lemon balm offers soothing, gently astringent botanical support instead, and neroli brings a fresh aromatic quality that makes the step worth taking. It calms warmth and congestion without taking anything away.
What you’ll notice
- Skin feels cooler and calmer
- Less shine through the day
- A fresh base for lightweight layers
- Comfort without the tightness of an astringent toner
How to use
Three ways, none of them complicated.
Mist directly onto the skin after cleansing or between steps. Apply what comes next while skin is still damp — that is when it does the most good.
- After cleansing
Mist
Spray directly onto the face and apply your next step while skin is still damp.
- When skin is congested
Sweep
Saturate a cotton round and sweep gently over areas prone to congestion or warmth.
- Through the day
Refresh
A light mist whenever skin feels warm, shiny or reactive.
Founder note
A note from Tami
“I love formulas that prove you don’t always need more ingredients to create a beautiful experience.
These pure botanical hydrosols are simple, aromatic and incredibly versatile. I use them throughout a facial to hydrate, refresh and add another layer of botanical support without overcomplicating the skin.”
Tami Blake
Founder, Formulator + Licensed Esthetician
Questions
Good to know
What is a hydrosol?
The aromatic water left after steam-distilling a plant. It carries the plant’s own water-soluble compounds — far gentler than an essential oil, and used undiluted.
Will it dry out my skin?
No. It is alcohol free. The astringency comes from the lemon balm itself and does not strip.
Which hydrosol should I choose?
Lemon Balm + Neroli for combination, oil-prone or congested skin. Damask Rose for dry, sensitive or reactive skin.
Can I use it on my back or chest?
Yes. It is useful anywhere that gets warm or congested.
Can I use both hydrosols?
Plenty of people do — one for warmer months and congestion, the other for when skin is dry or reactive.
Complete the ritual
What comes either side of the mist.