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Whole-plant infused oils are more than just skincare—they are vessels of plant medicine, tradition, and nourishment for both body and spirit. Made by steeping whole plants in a rich menstruum, these oils capture the essence of herbs in their most gentle, balanced form. Free of added essential oils, they are safe for sensitive skin, children, pregnancy, and anyone seeking a more holistic approach to self-care.

Read on to discover their many uses and how they can bring warmth, grounding, and nourishment into your daily life.

  This is how I wash all of my clothes & linens: infrequently in cold water by hand or with like colors in the washing machine with a h...

supplies needed - blender nut milk bag (often found at your local health food store), or a clean cotton or muslin cloth bag optional:...

This is a very special oil infused with the mystical, locally grown plants of bay laurel, saffron, and immortelle, and combined with fragrant, ric...

Loam is a soap-free, lightly exfoliating facial cleanser and masque designed to nourish, purify, and restore balance to the skin. Infused with green clay, oats, and healing herbs, it offers a gentle cleansing experience without stripping natural oils. Use daily or as a luxurious masque treatment.

Golden Hour is a vibrant, oil-based serum infused with skin-healing herbs and nutrient-rich CO2 extracts. Free of essential oils, this golden elixir deeply nourishes, softens, and restores the skin. Use as a daily moisturizer or pre-moisturizing treatment for a radiant, healthy glow.

Ambrosia is a magical facial crème for regenerating, softening, and restoring depleted skin. Formulated to use as a day or night crème, or to appl...

There are so many “empty” fields and meadows in France (at least in this area!) I feel like there are many special plants that like to grow in op...

This is a post about soap and also why exposure to dirt is important. I’ve been really appreciating the versatility of Marseille soap lately. Mars...

After yesterday’s post, I wanted to share some of my personal practices and musings on respectful gathering of wild plants. I’m by no means fully...

  I’ve been using “wild” yeast from a ginger bug to get these fermenting, because it’s a very easy starter to keep on hand and it’s super active! ...