1st Generation Haitian American, Sister, Creator, and Homebody
Meet Sasha Revolus
I created This Is How I Sunday after losing my big brother, Robert.
Grief shook my world and in the silence that followed, I found comfort in ritual. A candle lit before prayer. A room spray that reminded me of home. A Sunday afternoon to slow down, breathe deep, and reconnect with the parts of me that still felt whole.
Those quiet Sundays became my sanctuary and eventually, they became this brand.
As a first-generation Haitian American, I’ve always carried two worlds. This Is How I Sunday is where they meet: modern self-care grounded in Caribbean memory, music, and magic.
OUR VALUES
The Man Behind the Rituals
Robert was joy in motion.
He made cleaning days feel like parties, taught me to appreciate the little things, and always made space for laughter even on hard days. After he passed, I kept hearing his voice in my head during my Sunday reset: “Take care of yourself. Make it feel good.”
Every scent I create, every self-care day I take, and every bottle I pour is in honor of him.
This brand exists because of Robert.
He was the spark. You’ll find pieces of him in every Sunday moment we share.
Our Mission
Why We Exist
We believe in clean self-care that feels like home.
We believe in creating products that are safe, beautiful, and rooted in something real.
We believe your rituals deserve to reflect your heritage, your healing, and your joy.
Our mission is to bring the richness of Haitian culture into your everyday life, one scent, one ritual, one Sunday at a time.
Our Scents: Chapter 1 – The Beginnings
Before Sunday became a movement, it was a ritual. A candle lit during prayer. A room spray after cleaning. A scent that made you feel like you again.
Chapter 1 was where it all started — a love letter to home, heritage, and healing.
Tabak Ak Domino: was created as an ode to men in my life as a child. I vividly remember my grandfather, father, and uncles always gathering, with the smell of cigars and Haitian rum flowing through our home, while they played dominos. The air was filled with conversation, loud, boisterous laughs, and smoky cologne. A permanent picture of stylish, beautiful black men is Tabak Ak Domino.
Jeremie: is the fragrance of my mother’s hometown. I remember her and her sisters describing the fields of flowers they would play in; the dramatic dresses, with frilly socks dawned on Sunday’s. That feeling of community and fellowship still exists on the southwest coast of Haiti. Jeremie, is the strength of community.
Samdi Matin: was created in memory of my big brother. I remember waking up on Saturday mornings, cleaning the house from top to bottom; music blasting from the stereo, and my brother singing and dancing with the mop, as my mother yells for us to stop playing. Samdi Matin, is happiness and love.
Jacmel Sunset: was created from sweet memories of mission trips to Haiti and long car rides through the mountains with my entire family. I can see the beautiful palm trees, fields of fruits and plantains, lush green lands, and gorgeous blue waters glitter as the sun begins to set on the marvelous lands. Jacmel Sunset, is home.
I hope our scents bring you grounding. I pray the aromas fill your home and take you on your own journey toward happiness, love, and community. May you develop your own self-care rituals on Sunday, and every day! I hope the comfort of the aromas wrap you in purpose, luxury, and healing; as they’ve done for me.
These scents are now part of our Vault — retired, but never forgotten.
