Wild Grace

It took a long time to perfect these two formulas. Two alchemical blends of hydrosols, house-made plant extracts, and drop dose essential oils.

It felt like a dance -- each plant expressing itself in ways that could either feel like total chaos or a beautiful tapestry of aromatics and therapeutics.

In my opinion, this is how botanical formulation should be. Art and science. Expression and precision.

Swipe to read about each of our facial tonics...



🌊 Verbeia Calming Tonic 🌊

Inspired by the Celtic-Roman goddess Verbeia, protector of sacred waters, this calming and balancing facial tonic is designed to cool, soothe, and restore inflamed, reactive skin. Infused with whole plant extracts and hydrosols, Verbeia brings relief to acne-prone, irritated, and stressed skin while offering a refreshing floral-citrus aroma that uplifts the spirit.

With its blend of hydrating, anti-inflammatory botanicals, Verbeia supports lymphatic flow, skin clarity, and deep hydration, leaving your complexion balanced, refreshed, and at peace.

🏺Ceres Replenishing Tonic🏺

Named for the Roman goddess of agriculture and fertility, Ceres Replenishing Tonic embodies her nurturing and restorative energy, replenishing dry and devitalized skin with botanical extracts that restore balance and vitality.

Rich in antioxidants, minerals, and skin-mending botanicals, this tonic delivers deep hydration while supporting your skin’s natural repair processes. Whether your skin tends to dryness, flaking, or cracking, Ceres provides the nourishment it needs to thrive.

Somehow we flew through the last batch of Anam Cara and are down to our final jar 🫠 i love how much y'all love this balm!

Im making more obviously, but my girls are home most of next week we'll likely be sold out for at least a week before I can get into the studio to make more.

So, if you need it, grab the last jar on the shelf!

I realized I had never shared most of this series of Substack posts I've been working on. I think there's a lot of confusion around fatty acids for skin (as opposed to for consumption) and I'm hoping that a basic understanding of the structure of fatty acids will help. There's no reason to fear oils topically so long as they're well sourced, well formulated, and well cared for.

Check out part 2 of this series, yapping about the structure of oils, carbon atoms, and how shape impacts stability.

In winter, your skin needs consistency, nourishment, and tenderness. Not more new products. Not harsh actives. Just gentle care and replenishment.

Simple, consistent hydration, moisture, and nourishment.

Holistic skincare | botanical skincare | seasonal skincare | winter skincare | less is more

I've been letting myself be quiet this winter. Unlike previous years when I'd push myself to be marketing a ton in January, fighting against the post-holiday lull, this year I realized I needed to lay some things to rest, composting over the winter to make good soil come spring.

Good things, some changes, and clarity are coming.

I've also been re-working things over on Substack to more accurately reflect where my intention and research interests are now. If you're a subscriber you got a lengthy preview this morning of the Winter Physick post. Paid subscribers received the full thing. I'm both excited and a little scared of solidifying a direction for that space. One which fully embraces historical imagination, research, and storytelling. It means letting go of some old identities, but I'm following my tao, my path, and bridging plants and history. Something I've wanted to do for...well, forever really.

Anyway, things are being restocked in the shop this week, including Solis, and I'm feeling clearer having released some old stories I was telling myself.