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
- Barrier-first
- Esthetician-developed
- Water-activated
- Gentle micro-exfoliation
- No synthetic fragrance
What it does
The softest way to start fresh.
Sometimes skin doesn’t need a stronger exfoliant. It needs a better beginning.
Soft Power turns from a delicate powder into a rich, airy foam that lifts away surface buildup while lightly polishing. Instead of scrubbing or over-exfoliating, it smooths rough texture and refreshes dull skin while keeping the barrier intact.
What you’ll notice
- Smoother, softer-feeling skin
- A brighter, fresher-looking complexion
- Polishing without irritation
- Better absorption of what comes next
- Skin that feels clean, not stripped
The formula
Five ingredients. No water.
Keeping the cleanser dry until you activate it preserves the powdered ingredients — and lets you decide the texture by how much water you add.
Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate
A gentle coconut-derived cleanser that creates the rich, creamy foam — and cleanses without stripping.
Coconut Milk Powder
Softens and conditions, so skin feels comfortable and nourished rather than tight after a cleanse that also exfoliates.
Banana Peel Powder
The polish. An ultra-fine powder that smooths rough texture and brightens the surface without the harsh abrasion of a traditional scrub.
Oat Kernel Flour
Soothes and comforts, supporting the barrier through the exfoliation.
Kaolin Clay
Absorbs excess oil and impurities and helps refine the look of pores, without over-drying.
View full ingredient list
Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate, Cocos Nucifera (Coconut) Milk Powder, Musa Sapientum (Banana) Peel Powder, Kaolin, Avena Sativa (Oat) Kernel Flour.
How to use
Activate, whip, massage, rinse.
Dispense a small amount into wet hands or a bowl and activate with water. Rub between your hands or whip with a fan brush until a light foam forms. Massage over damp skin for 30–60 seconds, then rinse thoroughly.
-
WeeklyThe reset
Your gentle exfoliating cleanse — smooths texture and refreshes dull skin.
-
With a fan brushWhipped cleanse
Whip with a little water into a marshmallow-like foam. Worth doing once just to feel it.
-
Before a treatmentPrep
Use before masks or enzyme treatments to clear surface buildup so everything after absorbs better.
A note on frequency
One to three times a week suits most skin. It exfoliates gently, so it does not need to be your daily cleanser — and more resilient skin can go more often without trouble.
Questions
Before you start
Is Soft Power an exfoliant?
It is best described as a cleansing polish. It gives gentle micro-exfoliation while cleansing, which makes it the prep step before enzymes or acids rather than a replacement for them.
How often should I use it?
One to three times a week suits most skin. Adjust to what the rest of your routine is already doing.
Can I use it every day?
More resilient skin can. But because it exfoliates, most people don’t need it as a daily cleanser.
Can I whip it into a foam?
Yes, and it is one of our favourite ways to use it. A small amount of water and a fan brush turns it light, fluffy and marshmallow-like, and it applies more evenly that way.
Will it scratch my skin?
No. Banana peel powder gives a very fine polish, without the abrasiveness of a traditional scrub.
Can sensitive skin use it?
Many sensitive skin types do well with it. Introduce it slowly, and avoid using it on compromised or actively inflamed skin.
Why is it a powder?
Staying dry until activation preserves the powdered ingredients, and it lets you set the texture yourself by how much water you add.
Can I use it before professional treatments?
Yes. It was developed as a prep cleanser — clearing surface buildup to leave a receptive canvas before enzymes, masks and treatment products.
Complete the ritual
What sits either side of a polish night.