Sweet July Skin Brings Jamaican Heritage to Life

Building upon her wildly successful lifestyle brand, Sweet July, Ayesha Curry proudly introduces her first-ever skincare line: Sweet July Skin. Infused with the essence of her Jamaican heritage, this new line promises clean, simple, and effective products that turn your skincare routine into an island getaway.

Sweet July Skin: Wholesome Ingredients and Culinary Expertise

Harnessing her culinary prowess, Ayesha Curry has developed the skincare line with “recipes” featuring the power of Caribbean superfoods like guava, papaya, and soursop. These clean formulas blend the rich properties of these nourishing ingredients with hardworking actives for proven results, transforming your daily skincare ritual into an indulgent self-care experience.

The Launch Lineup

The skincare line debuts with the Pava Exfoliating Cleanser, Pava Toner, and Irie Power Face Oil, offering a nutrient-rich trio that leaves skin smoother, brighter, and more hydrated than ever.

Mindfully Clean and Compliant

The products are vegan, paraben and cruelty-free, and meet the high clean standards of Sephora, Ulta, Target, Credo, and Allure.

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