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— THE SIROBÈ NEWSLETTER —
SKIN DEEP
Issue 8 — The Harvest
Intelligence. Intention. Glow.
Issue No. 8 | Fall 2026 | www.sirobe.com
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This Issue
The Harvest: Meet Scottie Billips
Sometimes a campaign starts with months of planning. THE HARVEST started with a DM.
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We followed up with Scottie Billips — real estate agent, father, fitness enthusiast, and the man many know as the Bad Boy of Peloton — after he started using SIROBÈ. His response immediately made us laugh:
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“Am I bugging or do I look extra light skin?!” 😂
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Nope! You're not bugging. You're SIROBÈ bright. ✨
And just like that, we had the inspiration for THE HARVEST, our Fall 2026 campaign.
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— The Philosophy —
Pouring Into Yourself
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At SIROBÈ, we've always believed that good skincare is about nurturing the skin you already have. Our farm-to-skin philosophy celebrates real fruits, flowers, and thoughtfully selected ingredients while encouraging something equally important: consistency.
THE HARVEST celebrates the results of pouring into yourself — taking care of what you've been given, nurturing it, and enjoying the glow that comes from it.
And Scottie understands that philosophy well. Read his interview below.
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— The Interview —
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Question No. 01
Why is skincare important to you?
Scottie
“As I enter my more elite years, I don't want to be out here looking crazy. 😂 Your face is the first thing people see, so let's give them something good to talk about.
I'm also a real estate agent, so presentation matters. I love the way my clients look at me when we first meet. I want to walk into a room looking well-groomed, confident and like I take care of myself. Skincare is part of that.”
For Scottie, skincare isn't about trying to look like someone else — or even trying to look younger. It's about showing up as the best version of himself.
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Question No. 02
How else do you take care of your health and yourself?
Scottie
“I try to eat right and work out. I'm not perfect with either, but I'm 48 with a 17-year-old and an 8-year-old, so I would like to be here to see them grow.
I also get regular manicures because I like to stay well-groomed. And massages because — who doesn't want somebody rubbing all over their body? Lol.”
😂 Fair enough, Scottie.
But underneath the humor is something important: self-care doesn't have to look one particular way. It can be the workout. The food you choose. The manicure. The massage. The skincare routine. Or simply making the decision that taking care of yourself deserves a place on your priority list.
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Question No. 03
What do you want men to know about the importance of skincare?
Scottie
“I want men to know it's okay to take care of yourself. My generation grew up with this false ideology of what manhood is and that stuff like this was for women.
But it's okay to love yourself. It's okay to pamper yourself. It's okay to want to feel good about the way you look and feel.”
And perhaps that's the bigger story behind THE HARVEST.
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This campaign may have started with a hilarious question about looking “extra light skin,” but SIROBÈ isn't about changing the color of your skin. It's about caring for your skin so well that its radiance gets noticed.
It's about walking into a meeting and feeling confident. Looking in the mirror and liking what you see. Taking a few minutes every day to care for yourself — not because skincare belongs to women or men, young people or older people, but because your skin belongs to you.
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The Takeaway
So the “extra light skin” comment is hilarious, but that glow? That part was real.
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Sirobè
SIROBÈ Skincare · Founder & Esthetician
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🍂 THE HARVEST — FALL 2026
Nah. You're SIROBÈ bright.™
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Shop The Harvest →
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