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For the people who never spend it on themselves.
They keep putting off the warmth, the quiet, the hour that's just theirs — give them the reason to take back what they deserve.
Bath Products
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The bath, slowed down to its rightful pace.
Your body has been waiting for this all week. The shoulders, the neck, the tiredness. This is what unknots them.
Aromatherapy
Aromatherapy
Scent as the first cue your body listens to.
Coconut-soy candles, hand-poured. Roller blends carried in pockets and purses worldwide.
Natural Skincare
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Skin that's fed, not just coated.
Botanicals infused directly into the oil. USDA organic. Multi-oil carriers. Therapeutic aromatherapy.
Mindful Living
Mindful living
Objects that change rooms. Practices that change days.
Affirmation cards with a 30-second body practice on every card - not just words. Tapestries that change how a room feels, not just how it looks.
The bright step, after the shower
Lemongrass & Rosemary Body Butter
$16.00 - $28.00
Unrefined shea butter, whipped light and scented with bright lemongrass and green rosemary: the counterpart to the cocoa-lavender jar, built for mornings instead of the last step before bed.
It goes on quick and dries fast enough that you're not standing around waiting to get dressed.
Scent — Bright lemongrass and green rosemary over unrefined shea. Fresh and herbal, not sweet.
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Why this one
- Two sizes: 1.75 oz and 3.25 oz
- Unrefined shea butter and coconut oil, infused with arnica, calendula, comfrey root, and Saint John's wort, whipped with distilled water, vegetable glycerin, aloe vera, and a little arrowroot powder
- Lemongrass and rosemary essential oils are the only scent
- Paraben-free
- Keep the lid on, and use it within the year while the scent is still bright.
Overview
Unrefined shea butter and coconut oil infused with arnica, calendula, comfrey root, and Saint John's wort make the base; lemongrass and rosemary are the only scent riding on top of it. Whipped with a water phase (distilled water, glycerin, aloe) plus a little arrowroot powder, it turns from a solid scoop to a thin oil in a few strokes, so it never sits on skin the way a plain butter would. Reach for it on the bright, fast mornings. It's the counterpart to the slow-down cocoa butter, built for the other end of the day.
How to use
Warm a small scoop between your palms until it turns from butter to oil, then massage it into damp skin straight out of the shower. A pea-sized amount covers a whole arm, so this one goes further than the jar size suggests. Give it a minute to sink in before you get dressed.
Delivery & returns
Picked & packed by hand from our North Salt Lake warehouse, usually the same business day — arriving in 2–5 business days (no express). Not quite right when it lands? Free returns within 30 days.
What’s in it
A butter, not a balm.
Most body butters are just oils and wax set solid. We whip ours with a water phase and a little arrowroot, so it has the richness of a butter but finishes closer to a lotion.
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Unrefined shea butter
the richnessThe part that makes it a butter: solid in the jar, melting to oil the second it meets warm skin.
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Botanical coconut oil
the baseCoconut oil infused with arnica, calendula, comfrey root, and Saint John’s wort. The soft base the lemongrass and rosemary ride in on.
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Arrowroot powder
the dry finishThe reason it doesn’t stay greasy: it drinks up the surface oil so the finish is velvety, not slick.
How it feels
Whipped light. Melts to oil, dries velvety.
Shea is rich in the jar, but it’s whipped with a water phase and a little arrowroot, so it melts to a thin oil on warm skin and finishes dry to the touch, no heavy film. What stays is soft skin and a fresh, green trace of lemongrass and rosemary.
Straight answer
Won’t a shea butter feel greasy or heavy?
Not this one, used right. Shea is rich, so we whip it with a water phase and a little arrowroot powder. It melts to a thin oil on warm skin and finishes dry to the touch. The trick is a small scoop on damp skin: a pea-sized amount covers a whole arm. Pile it onto dry skin and any butter will sit; warm a little into damp skin and it sinks in.
The ritual
How to use it
Warm it to oil
Scoop a small amount and rub it between your palms until it turns from butter to oil, then massage it in.
Straight from the shower
On skin that’s still damp and warm, so it spreads thin and sinks in instead of sitting on top.
Less than you think
A pea-sized scoop covers a whole arm. Start small, add only if you need it.
Make it a set
Build your own set, piece by piece.
Complete the ritual
The full ritual, in one add.
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- Lemongrass & Rosemary Body Butter The one you're viewing $16.00
- Lemongrass & Ginger Sugar ScrubZesty lemongrass and warm ginger $16.00
- Energizing Body Oil for Morning VitalityItalian lemon and sweet orange, bergamot, a thread of fir $27.00
- Full Body Bath Pillow $64.95
The full ritual $123.95
Each piece is also sold on its own.
Questions
Everything you might wonder.
Is this a wake-up scent or a bedtime one?
Wake-up. Bright lemongrass and green rosemary read as morning, not an evening wind-down blend, so it's built for after the morning shower rather than a nightly ritual.
Will the shea butter feel greasy?
It's whipped, not solid, so it melts to a thin oil on damp skin and dries velvety rather than slick. Warm a small scoop between your palms first; that's what keeps it from sitting on top instead of sinking in.
Is it safe for sensitive skin or during pregnancy?
The scent comes from lemongrass and rosemary essential oils, not a fragrance blend, in a paraben-free shea base. Patch-test first if you're reactive, and check with your provider before using it while pregnant or nursing.
How long does one tub last?
A pea-sized scoop covers a whole arm, so the 1.75 oz size is a fair trial and the 3.25 oz carries months of regular use.
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