TEMPLESPA Moisturisers Compared: Which One Suits Your Skin?
By TEMPLESPA | Published: 2026-10-16
Category: Comparisons
Compare TRUFFLE NOIR, BODY GLOW and SOUL FOOD on the facts we have, then match the right TEMPLESPA moisturiser to your face, body and budget.
Quick answer
For a face-first, day-and-night routine, TRUFFLE NOIR is the one to pick: it is described as giving instant hydrating results by day and working overnight while you sleep. If you want a top-to-toe glow rather than a facial step, BODY GLOW is the body-focused option, while SOUL FOOD is the lighter body lotion to reach for when you want a vitamin C and rosemary leaf formula at the lowest price of the three. The trade-off is simple: TRUFFLE NOIR costs more and is aimed at the face, whereas the two body products cover more skin for less but are not positioned as facial moisturisers.
Face versus body: the split that decides most purchases
The most common mistake in a TEMPLESPA moisturiser comparison is treating every jar or tube as interchangeable. The catalog splits them clearly. TRUFFLE NOIR sits in the 24-Hour Skin Rejuvenation category and is described as a luxurious moisturiser with an ultra-smooth skin touch, doing day hydration and night duty. BODY GLOW and SOUL FOOD sit in body categories, so they are built for arms, legs and the rest of the body rather than for a facial routine.
That distinction matters because it changes how much product you use per application and how often you repurchase. A facial moisturiser is applied in small amounts, twice a day, to the face and neck. A body lotion or collection is used in larger amounts across more surface area, usually once a day after showering. Buy the body products as your facial step and you will run through them far faster than expected.
How the three options differ on the facts we have
TRUFFLE NOIR is the only one of the three described with a day-and-night facial function, and it carries the highest catalog price at USD 74.55 against a comparison price of USD 105.00. BODY GLOW is presented as a collection of body products with nourishing ingredients intended to leave skin glowing and radiantly smooth, priced at USD 60.76 against USD 98.00. SOUL FOOD is the body lotion in the group, described as an elixir with a good dose of vitamin C and rosemary leaf extract, priced at USD 20.48 against USD 32.00.
One honest limitation: the supplied facts do not list full ingredient decks, exact sizes, or texture and fragrance details for these products. If you have a known sensitivity or you are comparing cost per millilitre, check the current product page before you buy rather than assuming a specification that is not published here.
Building a routine around the gaps
If you want one purchase that covers the face, TRUFFLE NOIR is the only facial option in this comparison, so pair it with a separate body product rather than stretching it. If glow across the body is the goal, choose between BODY GLOW and SOUL FOOD based on how much you want in one purchase: the collection format versus the single lotion.
If you exfoliate before moisturising, add SUGAR BUFF ZEST, described as an all-over anti-ageing body sugar scrub with Mediterranean botanicals that leaves skin smooth, fragrant and buffed. Applying a body moisturiser after exfoliation is the practical order, because freshly buffed skin is the moment your lotion has the least to compete with.
Trade-offs to weigh before you buy
- TRUFFLE NOIR: Highest catalog price of the three at USD 74.55, but it is the only option described as doing both day hydration and overnight work on the face. Choose it if you want one facial moisturiser instead of two; skip it if you were looking to cover your body.
- BODY GLOW: Priced at USD 60.76 as a collection of nourishing body products, so you get more coverage per purchase but no facial step. Best value if body glow is the priority and you are happy to keep your facial moisturiser separate.
- SOUL FOOD: At USD 20.48 it is the lowest-priced way into the body range, with vitamin C and rosemary leaf extract in the formula. A sensible first body purchase or a lighter top-up; not a substitute for a face cream.
- SUGAR BUFF ZEST: An exfoliating scrub rather than a moisturiser, so it adds a step and a cost instead of replacing one. Add it only if you will actually exfoliate; otherwise put the budget into the moisturiser you will use daily.
Product facts
- TRUFFLE NOIR: A luxurious moisturiser with an ultra-smooth skin touch that gives instant hydrating results by day and performs night duty whilst you sleep. The only facial option here, and the only one described as working across both day and night, so it replaces two steps rather than one.
- BODY GLOW: A body collection packed with nourishing ingredients intended to leave skin glowing and radiantly smooth. A top-to-toe purchase rather than a single facial product, which suits anyone restocking body care in one go.
- SOUL FOOD: A body elixir with a good dose of vitamin C and rosemary leaf extract, created for a body that radiates with confidence. The lightest-spend body lotion of the group, useful if you want to try the body range before committing to the collection.
- SUGAR BUFF ZEST: An all-over anti-ageing body sugar scrub with Mediterranean botanicals that leaves skin smooth, fragrant and buffed to perfection. The exfoliating step that comes before body moisturiser, so it changes how much lotion you need per use.
Which one fits you
Best for
- Anyone who wants a single facial moisturiser that covers day and night, and will pay more for it.
- Shoppers building a full routine who will pair a face cream with a separate body product.
- Gift buyers who want one recognisable facial product rather than a multi-piece set.
Not for
- Anyone shopping purely for body coverage, who should compare BODY GLOW and SOUL FOOD instead.
- Shoppers on the tightest budget, who will get more surface area per dollar from SOUL FOOD.
- Anyone who needs published full ingredient lists or exact sizes before buying, since those are not in the facts here.
