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Thoughtful Gifts
Thoughtful gifts
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
Bath products
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
Natural skincare
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 last step, after the shower
All Natural Body Oil
$24.90 - $36.95
Warm ginger and lemongrass ride over bright citrus, with a cool edge of menthol underneath.
Press it into skin straight out of the shower and it earns its keep twice — feeding skin on the ordinary mornings, easing into legs and shoulders on the ones after you've pushed harder than usual. Either way it sinks in fast and never sits greasy.
Scent — Ginger and black pepper over bright citrus and lemongrass, a cool edge of menthol. Spicy, not sweet.
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Why this one
Comes in 2 oz, TSA-friendly for travel, or 4 oz for the bathroom shelf
- The coconut base is steeped with arnica, calendula, and comfrey before hempseed, olive, jojoba, and rosehip seed go in — real carrier oils doing real moisturizing, not scent poured over nothing
- Ginger, black pepper, lemongrass, eucalyptus, sweet orange, and tangerine carry the spice-citrus scent, with menthol for the cool finish
- Store it out of direct sun and use it within the year.
Overview
This one leans on coconut oil steeped in-house with arnica, calendula, and comfrey, then rounds it out with hempseed, olive, jojoba, and rosehip seed. Ginger, black pepper, and lemongrass carry the spice; bright citrus and a cool trace of menthol keep it from reading too warm. Press it into skin fresh out of the shower and it disappears fast, leaving a spicy-citrus trace behind instead of a film. One repeat buyer put it plainly: they reach for it every Saturday after a long run, not just on the days their legs are wrecked. Most days it's just the oil that feeds skin after a shower — every so often, it's the one that gets pressed into legs that earned it.
How to use
Warm three or four drops between your palms and press into skin right out of the shower, while it's still damp. Eight to twelve drops covers the full body; three or four is plenty for pulse points. It sinks in within a minute — press it in, don't rub.
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
Steeped, then stacked.
The coconut base doesn't start plain — it's steeped in-house with arnica, calendula, and comfrey before hempseed, olive, jojoba, and rosehip seed ever go in. Five oils deep by the time the spice and citrus land on top.
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Hempseed oil
the richnessA green, nourishing carrier, high in the blend — the part that leaves skin feeling fed, not just coated.
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Jojoba oil
the quick-inClosest to skin’s own oil, so it sinks in instead of sitting on the surface.
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Arnica-infused coconut
the baseThe soft coconut base, steeped with arnica and calendula — what the spice and citrus ride in on.
How it feels
Sinks in fast — the tingle is the only thing that lingers.
On damp skin it spreads thin and disappears — dry to the touch in about a minute, no shine on your clothes. What stays is soft skin, a faint cool tingle from the menthol, and a warm, spicy-citrus trace.
Straight answer
Doesn’t an oil feel greasy?
Lightweight and quick to sink in — used the way it’s meant to be, it leaves no greasy film. Here’s the whole trick:
- A few drops, not a pour — three or four go further than you’d think.
- On damp skin, straight from the shower — the water helps it spread thin and sink in.
- Press it in, don’t rub, and wait a minute — it’s dry to the touch before you’ve dressed.
Dry to the touch in about a minute — what stays is soft skin, a faint cool tingle, and a warm, spicy-citrus trace.
The ritual
How to use it
Warm it, then press
Warm a few drops between your palms, then press over your arms, legs, and shoulders — don’t rub.
Straight from the shower
First thing in the morning, on skin that’s still damp and warm.
One slow breath
Cup your hands over your face for one slow breath before you start — that’s where the ginger and citrus land.
Make it a set
Build your own set, piece by piece.
Complete the ritual
The full ritual, in one add.
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- All Natural Body Oil The one you're viewing $24.90
- Lemongrass & Ginger Sugar ScrubZesty lemongrass and warm ginger $16.00
- Sunrise Bliss: Citrus Spray (4oz)Grapefruit, lemongrass, and tangerine $27.95
- Citrus Grapefruit Soy CandlePink grapefruit and bright lemon over sweet mandarin and lime $34.00
The full ritual $102.85
Each piece is also sold on its own.
Questions
Everything you might wonder.
Is this a nourishing body oil for daily use, or is it really for after a workout?
Both. The coconut base is steeped with arnica, calendula, and comfrey, the botanicals people reach for after a hard effort, and layered with hempseed, olive, jojoba, and rosehip seed for real, everyday nourishment. As one repeat buyer said, "I take this every Saturday after my long run," not just on the days legs are wrecked.
When should I use it, and does it work on sore spots specifically?
After a shower, on damp skin, or worked directly into anywhere that's sore or tired, like calves or shoulders. It sinks in fast either way, so it doubles as a daily oil and a post-workout rub.
Does it feel greasy, and is the menthol too intense?
It absorbs quickly and doesn't leave a film. The menthol is a cool finish rather than a burn; most people find it comfortable, but start with a small amount if you're new to menthol-finished oils.
Is it safe for sensitive skin?
It's a botanical oil blend, not synthetic fragrance, so patch-test first if you're reactive to arnica or menthol, and check with your provider if you're pregnant or nursing.
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