Skin doesn’t reset because of what you put on it. It resets when your body finally gets a chance to slow down. And most of us don’t realize how rarely we actually do.

Your hair has a lipid layer on the outside of every strand. Bleach, sun, hard water, heat, and washing all take it off, and once it's gone from a strand, that strand can't make more. From there the only thing left to do is put lipids back, which is what oil is for.

Everything a candle needs, you do in the first three hours. The rest is a wick trim and where you set it down.

Most shine products are built to make your hair look good today. I wanted to make something that improved the actual condition of your hair the longer you used it, and that one goal changed every decision I made about the formula, including leaving silicones out. Here's the thinking behind it.

i would look at myself in the mirror and say i love you. to my face. to my body. over and over until i actually started to feel it. because you cannot heal something you hate, and i know that now with absolute certainty.

Body oil sounds heavy, and most of them are. This one is a mist with hydration, a soft gold shimmer, and a dark rose and labdanum scent that stays with you all day.

Nobody ever told me during those 15 years of appointments that my body wasn't breaking down, it was just trying to get my attention. the acne, the bloating, the pain, the puffiness, all of it was connected. 

i spent 15 years seeing doctors. western, eastern, naturopathic, holistic. i did the protocols, the supplements, the remedies, the appointments. i had a google calendar full of healing and a body that still felt

Not every headache from a candle means something is wrong. sometimes it's the formula, and sometimes it's your body asking you to slow down.