The Soak
The Culture of Bathing
Posted by Shannon Davenport on
Submerging oneself in water is an age-old way to find relief. Picture: wading into rivers, streams, hot springs, lakes. But where did the tradition of hot water as toxin release come from? Join us as we go back in time to examine the roof of bathing, and where our modern soaking traditions originated from.
Our Self-Care Secret: A Bath, A Book, & A Face Mask
Posted by Isabella Reyes onWe spend a lot of our time bathing, reading, and indulging in skincare rituals — but combining the three is our favorite form of self-care. Inspired by our new Bath Board, we’ve rounded up the best face mask and book pairings for your next dip in the tub. Think of it like the self-care version of pairing a good wine with dinner.
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Clean Beauty for the Skin Below the Chin
Posted by Shannon Davenport on
There's a lot of conflicting language in the beauty industry; all the time we hear about new products that are "clean, natural, sustainable," or even "green". But what does clean really mean?
- Tags: clean beauty, clean skincare, formulas, ingredients, oils, sustainability, wellness
Water is Life: The healing effects are right there in your bathroom
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There's a reason why bathing, swimming, and showering feels so good; this miraculous element gives us life; literally.
- Tags: bathing, hydration, self-care, stress relief, sustainability, water, wellness
Benefits Of Taking Long Baths — & Time For Yourself
Posted by Isabella Reyes onWritten by Madge Maril Ask a friend how to instantly de-stress after a long day and you’ll almost always get the same answer: light up a scented candle, turn your phone off, and take a bath. The universally adored practice of slipping into warm water after a rough day is...