Bodycare That Makes You Feel
Esker began where burnout ended, in the bath.
After a decade as a corporate trend forecaster, my nervous system was fried from constant travel and burnout. It was a stark awakening: my check engine light was on, and I needed to truly begin prioritizing my body.
I spent my weekends training to become a certified aromatherapist, studying how plants can shift our internal state. When I became pregnant with my first child, the mission turned personal because I couldn't find clean body care I trusted. I poured by botanical knowledge into Esker, formulating each product with functional essential blends designed to soothe the nervous system.
Today, as a mother of three, the bathroom remains my ultimate daily grounding ritual. My goal is to bring that same visceral, spa-like pause into every home, creating sensory anchors that gently tether a wandering mind back to the body. Because your skin shouldn’t be an afterthought; it should be your sanctuary.
- Shannon Davenport, Founder.
Where The Mind Meets The Body
In nature, an Esker is a formation settled over millennia and a physical reminder from the earth to stay grounded.
At Esker Beauty, we act as sensory curators, leveraging ancient wisdom to redesign the relationship between the mind and the body. Our curated range of products and tools are designed to shift the nervous system into recovery mode, turning a mindless routine into a mindful, effective ritual.
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Our Impact
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CleanHub PlasticNeutral+
We remove 2x the plastic we produce from the Earth.
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Ongoing Giving
1% of sales of bodycare go to Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation.
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Organic Ingredients
Made from ethically sourced, organic ingredients.
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EU Certified Organic
Formulated to meet strict European standards, ensuring the cleanest, highest-quality organic ingredients.
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Leaping Bunny Certified
All of our formulas are 100% vegan and cruelty-free.
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20 Questions with Esker Beauty: Shannon Davenport
Our new series kicks off with our own founder and resident Chief Bath Person, Shannon Davenport, on bubbles, period baths, phone calls from the tub, and the beauty habit she'll defend forever. -
Mother's Day Should Happen at Night — and It Should Last Forty Minutes
The gift she should receive at this hour is a bath — and there is a real, biological reason it works better at night than at any other point in the day. The body's core temperature rises in the bath and falls again about an hour after she steps out, and that drop is one of the strongest cues the brain reads as a signal to sleep.