For years, we've been told that an oily sugar scrub is just part of the experience. We never believed it had to be.

Maybe you've noticed your skin still feels oily after you rinse.

Maybe you've had oil transfer onto your towel or your clothes after getting dressed.

Or maybe you've found yourself stepping out of the shower a little more carefully because the floor felt slippery.

If any of that sounds familiar, you're exactly who we created Sugar Soufflé for.

 

 

I know that frustration because I saw it every day in my salon.

After years of using sugar scrubs on clients, I loved what they could do for the skin. I just couldn't understand why being oily afterward had become the standard.

My clients loved how soft a sugar scrub made their skin feel. They just didn't love the oily feeling afterward.

I knew there had to be a better way.

I didn't want another oil-based sugar scrub.

I wanted an oil-free sugar scrub.

 

A Different Philosophy

 

From the beginning, I believed a sugar scrub and a body cream should each have their own purpose.

Sugar Soufflé was designed to gently exfoliate while cleansing the skin at the same time. It rinses clean, leaving your skin feeling smooth, refreshed, and ready for moisturizer.

That was intentional.

I didn't want a scrub that tried to do everything.

I wanted each product to do one job and do it exceptionally well.

The Ritual

 

That's why each product has its own purpose.

Sugar Soufflé gently exfoliates and cleanses, leaving skin smooth, refreshed, and ready for moisturizer.

Body Cream follows with lasting hydration, helping skin feel soft, nourished, and comfortable throughout the day.

Together, they create a simple ritual where each product does exactly what it was designed to do.

 

Why We Made Sugar Soufflé

We created Sugar Soufflé for people who love the feeling of freshly exfoliated skin but have never loved the oily feeling that often comes with traditional sugar scrubs.

We think you'll feel the difference the very first time you use it.

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