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A Korean gommage gel that instantly rolls dead skin off your face
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Rub it on. Watch your face shed dead skin like a snake.
Sounds gross. Feels incredible.
This is gommage — a Korean technique where the gel grabs everything dull and dead sitting on your skin, balls it up, and lets you watch it roll away. No scrubbing. No sting. Just visible proof something's happening.
45 seconds later: skin's smoother, brighter, and your foundation has an actual clean surface to sit on instead of catching on flaky patches and going cakey by 3pm.
✓ Smooths rough patches so makeup glides on
✓ Brightens skin the moment you rinse
✓ Gentle enough for sensitive and rosacea-prone faces — most exfoliants aren't
Water, Butylene Glycol, Carbomer, Mandelic Acid, Gluconic Acid, Lactobionic Acid, Hyaluronic Acid, Moringa Oleifera Seed Oil, Squalane, Aloe Vera Extract, Hydrolyzed Collagen, Propanediol, Sodium Hydroxide, Sodium Chloride, 1,2-Hexanediol, Disodium EDTA, Phenoxyethanol.
Instantly
Dead skin and buildup roll away, skin feels smoother and looks brighter.
After 1 week
Texture feels noticeably softer, foundation stops catching on rough patches — and because it's just 45 seconds, 1–3x a week, it's easy to actually keep up with.
After 2–4 weeks
Skin tone looks more even, dullness is visibly reduced — the kind of results that only show up when a routine is easy enough to stick to.
Not the right fit? Return it or exchange within 30 days for a full refund. No questions asked.
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Because makeup & skin always looks better when it’s not sitting on top of dry, flaky skin.
Apply Nickel Size
Squeeze a nickel-size amount onto your fingertips — that's enough to cover the whole face. Add a touch more if you want extra gripping action while you massage.
Massage on dry skin.
Apply to clean, dry skin. Massage in short back-and-forth strokes (not circles — circles trap product in peach fuzz) for about 10 seconds.
Watch it roll.
You'll see soft flakes forming — that's dead skin and buildup lifting away, not living skin.
Flick then rinse.
Once you see those rolls, flick them off with a dry washcloth, then rinse with lukewarm water.
Skin's smoother, more even, and ready for makeup.
Other scrubs and exfoliation might be strong but causes damage.
Sexapeel™ uses PHAs and mandelic acid to roll dead skin off in about 10 seconds — no sting, no scrubbing your face raw.
You don't need to strip skin down to the skull to see a difference.
Foundation goes on smoother right after.
Sensitive and Redness Prone Skin
Can't handle other exfoliation methods? Sexapeel™ is a better way to exfoliate sensitive skin
Adults 40+
No-irritation exfoliating step
Smooths skin texture without stripping
Retinol or tret users*
Gently removes flaking caused by over shedding. *Use on non-retinol and tret days
Makeup wearers
Instant results, no wait
Smoother canvas before foundation for that glass skin look
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One use and you’ll understand why people keep coming back.
For Best Results
Standard order is Water Elixir, then Water Balm.
If your skin runs dry, add Water Oil in between. Freshly exfoliated skin absorbs hydration better, so don't skip this step.
Water deactivates the gommage texture, so skip this on wet skin.
Clean, completely dry skin is what lets the formula roll and lift the way it's supposed to.
Massage in short back-and-forth strokes, not circular motions.
Circles trap product in the fine peach fuzz on your face — back-and-forth keeps it moving so it actually lifts.
Any surface exfoliation can increase sun sensitivity, so apply SPF daily.
Both — and that's exactly how gommage works.
The PHAs and mandelic acid first loosen the bond holding dull, dead surface cells in place.
Then the cellulose fibers and gel matrix grab onto those loosened cells, plus excess oil and leftover makeup, and roll them off together.
So what you see is part product, part the debris your skin was ready to shed. It's not a scrub scratching your face, and it's not a gimmick — it's a controlled, barrier-safe way to lift only what's ready to go.
When you rinse, your skin feels smooth and comfortable, never raw.
Scrubs use grit that can cause micro-tears; strong glycolic peels dissolve cells deeper and can leave redness, flaking, and downtime.
This does neither.
It works at the surface only, using gentle PHAs and mandelic acid combined with the gommage rolling technique — no beads, no walnut shell, no burn.
There's no peeling, no recovery period, and you can apply makeup right after.
That's exactly who it's made for. Sonia formulated it for her own rosacea and ocular rosacea after years of harsher exfoliants stripping and burning her skin.
It's fragrance-free and uses PHAs plus mandelic acid instead of stronger glycolic acid, so it's gentle enough for reactive, mature, and dry skin.
If your skin is very sensitive, start once a week; if you have more texture or buildup, you can work up to 2–3 times a week.
No. You'll feel a cooling, cushiony glide as you massage — not a tingle or a burn.
Aloe and viola help calm the skin while hydrators keep your barrier comfortable.
If harsh exfoliants have taught you that "working" means stinging, this is the opposite: results from finesse, not force.
It's built to protect your barrier, not strip it.
Harsh scrubs and high-strength acids break down the "mortar" between your skin cells, which leads to tightness, flaking, and more sensitivity over time.
Sexapeel™ lifts only surface dead skin while hyaluronic acid, squalane, and moringa and argan oils hydrate and replenish as you exfoliate.
Stick to 1–2 times a week (up to 3 if your skin tolerates it well) and you won't over-do it.
Yes. Gentle doesn't mean weak — it means no collateral damage.
You'll see smoother texture and a brighter, more even tone, and makeup will sit noticeably better without clinging to dry patches.
The trade-off is that it works through consistency rather than intensity: expect early changes in about 2–3 weeks and a truly rebalanced, calmer complexion around 6 weeks.
Yes. Any exfoliation leaves fresh skin more vulnerable to the sun, so wear a broad-spectrum SPF daily — and be especially diligent for about a week after each use.
This is standard for all exfoliants, not a sign the product is harsh.
We should all be wearing sunscreen. Period.
Yes, with a little spacing.
Don't layer it on the same night as retinol or strong acids — alternate them. This gel can actually smooth away the flaking those actives sometimes cause.
If your skin has been feeling dry, tight, or irritated, try a reset: use only this gel as your exfoliant for about 60 days (once or twice a week) to let your barrier rebalance, then reintroduce stronger actives slowly if your skin wants them.
This formula uses gentle PHAs and mandelic acid rather than retinoids or high-strength acids — the ingredients usually flagged during pregnancy.
Even so, we can't give medical advice, so please run the ingredient list by your OB or midwife before using it while pregnant or nursing.
Four steps, under two minutes: (1) Start with clean, completely dry skin — no serums, moisturizer, or residue.
(2) Apply a thin, nickel-sized layer, avoiding the eye area and lips.
(3) Massage in light circles for 30–60 seconds until you feel it lift.
(4) Rinse with lukewarm water, then hydrate while skin is still damp: layer your Water Elixir, Water Oil, and seal with the Intense Barrier Cream or Water Balm.
Freshly exfoliated skin absorbs those hydrators better — and makeup sits far smoother afterward, which is why Sonia uses this exact prep on clients before a shoot.
Use 1–2 times a week.
And you're covered by our 30-day money-back guarantee: if your skin doesn't respond the way you hoped, return it within 30 days, no questions asked.
