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
- Licensed professional use
- Essential oil free
- Four ingredients
- Barrier-supportive
- Clinical Calm™
In the treatment room
Massage is the part they remember.
Facial massage is the most therapeutic and relaxing part of a holistic treatment, and the oil you choose decides how long you can work and how the skin feels afterwards. Blueberry Fields is the nourishing option — enough body for extended work, with real barrier support built in.
Because it carries no essential oils, it is also the one you can use on clients where fragrance is a question mark.
Choosing between the three oils
- Blueberry Fields — richest glide, most nourishing, essential oil free
- Tropical Fruit — lighter, brighter, guava-led
- Squalane — the neutral base for dermaplaning and gua sha
- All three are unscented by essential oils
Protocol
How to run it.
Works as a standalone massage medium, or blended into a cream for extended glide.
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Dispense1–2 pumps
Into the hands, and warm before applying.
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ApplyFace, neck, chest
Massage through the face, neck and décolleté.
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AdjustAdd for very dry skin
Use more, and extend into the body, when the client is very dry.
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FinishLeave it or layer
Leave the residue as nourishment, or follow with a mask or barrier cream.
Before you treat
Assess skin condition and contraindications. This oil contains no essential oils, which makes it a good default for fragrance-sensitive clients.
Formulator’s note
Let the fruit be the fragrance
“Blueberry seed oil has a soft, natural fruit aroma all on its own. Once I had smelled it cold-pressed, adding an essential oil felt like covering something up rather than improving it.
So the formula is four ingredients. It gives you a long, velvety glide for massage, real omega-3 and omega-6 for the barrier, and an aroma that comes from the oil itself — which means you can use it on the clients you would otherwise have to think twice about.”
Tami Blake
Founder, Formulator + Licensed Esthetician
The formula
Four ingredients.
There is nothing in here for texture, colour or scent. Every ingredient is doing a job.
Blueberry Seed Oil
Omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids with natural vitamin A and phospholipids — nourishing and barrier-supportive.
Grape Seed Oil
Rich in essential fatty acids and vitamins C, D and E, supporting elasticity and antioxidant defence.
Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride
A light, coconut-derived ester that gives the oil its long, even glide.
Tocopherol
Vitamin E — antioxidant support for the skin and the formula.
View full ingredient list
Vaccinium Corymbosum (Blueberry) Seed Oil, *Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, *Vitis Vinifera (Grape) Seed Oil, Tocopherol
*Certified Organic · 100% Non-GMO Verified
Back bar
Build the treatment
Massage sits between correction and comfort. What follows it should be gentle.
Home care
What they take home
Clients who love the massage are the easiest people to teach facial oil to.
Professional questions
Good to know
Which of the three oils should I stock?
Blueberry Fields for nourishing massage on dry or compromised skin, Tropical Fruit when you want something lighter, Squalane for dermaplaning and gua sha. Many rooms carry Blueberry and Squalane.
Is it comedogenic?
Blueberry seed oil is a light, fast-absorbing oil. For congested skin, Squalane is the more neutral choice.
Can I use it on the body?
Yes — use more and extend into the body when the client is very dry.
Any essential oils?
None. The soft fruit aroma comes from the blueberry seed oil itself.
Can I blend it into a cream?
Yes. Blending it into Whipped Avo gives you a cushioned medium with a longer working time.