Gentle cleansing and sumptuous moisture are key to nurturing winter-worn skin.

If the outdoors is snowy, the home should be a welcoming and warm escape to enjoy cozy candlelight and restorative bathing. We really love palo santo in hair and body for this season - it has a smooth, firewoody feel and is filled with moisturizing nutrients. Gently remove your protective layers with palo santo purifying body wash, helping to heal skin with an elixir of apple, chamomile, ginger, green tea and cucumber. Use quick, circular motions to apply the richly lathering wash, starting from fingertips and toes moving inward toward the heart to boost circulation and warm the body. Be sure to apply essential omega fresh berry oil serum to damp skin before drying off! According to Boston dermatologist Ranella Hirsch, “‘To trap in moisture’, she said, ‘put oil on damp skin, ideally within a minute of washing your face (and body’” *WSJ Once dry, apply palo santo softening lotion to the body and arctic berry cloud milk cream to the face to further soothe and heal skin.

Fill your space with cozy comfort. Our cold weather favorites include palo santo petal topped candles and himalayan larch organic room diffusers.The larch tree, also known as golden larch, is extraordinary - a hardy and resilient evergreen whose scent reaches a grassy pine sweetness with a touch of the rose flower that is entirely unique. The himalayan larch diffuser is so clean and bright, it is like the great outdoors have been brought inside, filling your space with the expanse of the sun flickering off of freshly fallen snow.  The red flower palo santo petal topped candle is smooth, smoky wood that warms the spirit and soothes the mind, radiating comfort with each flicker of its flame. We recommend burning petal topped candles for 2 hours at a time, ensuring even distribution of scent and preventing the vegetable wax from tunneling.