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
- Barrier-supportive
- Booster system
- Clinical Calm™
In the treatment room
The change-of-plan mask.
You book a corrective facial. The skin arrives red, tight and already over-worked. Every back bar needs the product you pivot to in that moment — something that still feels like a treatment while asking nothing of the skin.
Matcha, oat flour and marshmallow root give you that: visible calm, barrier support, and no fragrance to complicate a reactive day.
Best for
- Sensitive or reactive skin
- Visibly red or irritated-looking skin
- Post-treatment calming
- Compromised barrier function
- Fragrance-sensitive clients
Protocol
How to run it.
A complete calming treatment on its own, or the recovery step after something more active.
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ApplyEven layer
Apply to clean skin. No exfoliation step is required beforehand.
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10–15 minProcess
Leave on, then remove gently with warm towels or cotton rounds.
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CustomiseBlend or layer
Combine with Super Fruit C or Cacao Bliss when the skin can take a little more.
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FollowSupport the barrier
Finish with Balanced Being or a hydrating gel rather than anything active.
Before you treat
Assess skin condition, treatment history and contraindications. This formula is free of essential oils, which makes it a safer choice for reactive and fragrance-sensitive clients.
Formulator’s note
Sometimes the answer is less
“So much of what walks into the treatment room is not under-treated, it is over-treated. Reactive, tight, stripped skin does not need another active — it needs someone to stop.
I formulated this for exactly that moment. Matcha and oat are quietly supportive, there is no essential oil in it at all, and it still feels like a real treatment so the client never feels short-changed by the pivot.”
Tami Blake
Founder, Formulator + Licensed Esthetician
The formula
Short, soft, uneventful.
Deliberately quiet. Nothing in it is there to provoke a response.
Matcha Green Tea
Antioxidant support with a calming character — gentle enough for reactive skin.
Oat Flour
A classic soothing botanical for skin that looks and feels irritated.
Marshmallow Root
Mucilaginous and softening — comfort you can feel during the treatment.
Rice + Tapioca
Give the mask its smooth, milky texture without any heaviness.
Turmeric
A small amount of antioxidant botanical support alongside the calming base.
View full ingredient list
*Camellia Sinensis (Matcha Green Tea) Leaf Powder, Tapioca Starch, *Avena Sativa (Oat) Flour, *Glycerin, *Althaea Officinalis (Marshmallow) Root Extract, *Oryza Sativa (Rice) Powder, Zinc Oxide (Non-Nano), *Curcuma Longa (Turmeric) Root Powder, Benzyl Alcohol (and) Salicylic Acid (and) Sorbic Acid, Tocopherol, Xanthan Gum
*Certified Organic · 100% Non-GMO Verified
Back bar
Build the treatment
When this is the mask you chose, the rest of the facial should follow its lead.
Home care
What they take home
Reactive skin usually gets that way at home. This is the conversation worth having.
Professional questions
Good to know
Can I use it on compromised barrier?
Yes — that is what it was formulated for. No acids, no essential oils, nothing designed to provoke a response.
Does it need an exfoliation step first?
No. It works on its own, and it is often the right choice precisely because you have decided not to exfoliate.
Can I blend it with the other boosters?
Yes. Blending in Super Fruit C or Cacao Bliss lets you add a little activity while keeping the calming base.
Is it safe for fragrance-sensitive clients?
It contains no essential oils and no added fragrance. The aroma is from matcha and oat. Always review the full list with the client.
After a peel or dermaplane?
A good fit for post-treatment calming, following your usual post-procedure protocol.