Journal
The Language of Sandalwood
“I've always been obsessed with sandalwood, which, for me, represents the skin—a base note of quiet power and excellent persistence...”
Plant Potential: Carolyn Barron - California Poppy
“A distant cousin of the Opium Poppy without the déclassé trappings of having morphine and being addictive, I use this herb in my clinic for patients that have pain or worries that get in the way of sleep.” - Carolyn Baron, Acupuncturist
Olfactory Nostalgia with Whitney Olschwanger
Meet Whitney Olschwanger, the Los Angeles-based personal shopper, stylist, and newly minted brand founder of TRE VOCI.
26 Breasts & Their Stories
Plant Potential: Fanny Singer - Rocket
Plant Potential is back with Fanny Singer, San Francisco-based writer and co-founder of design brand Permanent Collection.
Olfactory Nostalgia with Torryne Choate
Meet Torryne Choate, artist and owner of San Francisco’s coveted floral shop, birch.
Olfactory Nostalgia with Janine Knizia
“It’s an art of healing and psycho-physical well-being. Memories. Love. Safety.”
A COLLECTOR'S ITEM
If Vogue describes a serum as the "future of balms" and the serum's texture is supposed to revolutionize facial care - how can you resist?
Our Founder’s Supplement Favorites
Our Founder, Julie Elliott's ride or die foundational daily items to boost immunity.
Olfactory Nostalgia with Jakub Kopčák
“The ability of scents to trigger memories and emotions, change mood, and heal your body and soul is truly amazing”
Eating for Beauty à la Française
Meet Julia Reiss, our new Contributing Editor and Paris Correspondent, offering us a glimpse into life and beauty from the city where la vie est toujours belle.
Olfactory Nostalgia with Mandy Madden Kelley
“I know when I enjoy certain scents that my shoulders relax, my chest opens up, my lungs expand, and my mind purges out toxic thoughts.”
Olfactory Nostalgia with Shauna Faulisi
“Perfume offers me a sense of self-expression and healing. Who I want to be, and how I want to feel often gets expressed in what scent I want the world to know me by.”
