We create clean, effective, nut-free products you can trust. A Canadian company, our products are locally made and ethically sourced, ensuring clean quality products without, synthetic fragrances or harmful chemicals. From everyday basics such as our natural deodorant and hand sanitizers to our easy to use skincare kit. Our products allow you to achieve the results you want confidently & naturally. The best part is that we make natural products smell Great!
Prov: 16:24 Gracious are a honeycomb. Sweet to the soul and healing to the bones.
Girllllllll...So i wanted to use your deodorant for a few days to test out... it is beyond what I expected. Unlike with Native i have not had to re-apply often if ever. At work it is warmer than outside and very humid so we're sweating..but last week i wasnt stinky at the end of shift... I don't get happy about products..but this?!?!
Lulu
Hand sanitizers are gross unless they are from Unforgivingly Pur. They smell good. They feel good and they work! Put it on your keychain and flash it like a VIP pass at the grocery store. Cause grocery store sanitizer is gross.
Erica
Well my results from the 3-in-one scrub were instant lol my skin was much clearer, it was smoother and was glowing as it no longer has weeks of dead skin just sitting on it. I’ve used it about 3 times since and when I don’t use it my face feels a little rough.
What ever you got going on with your face care kit keep doing it. In the matter of a day my face has cleared up. I'm even looking younger since I started using your products and I actually got carded the other day. The whole system works, from the cleanser to the hydration mask.
Darren
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Self Care Sundays
Join us weekly on Instagram for Self Care Sundays. It is our extension of The Wellness Space and a moment where we play music, discuss products, sip tea, put the diffusor on and get real about self care.
You can also visit The Wellness Space page to learn more about our mobile services including our signature hand massages.
