Journal
Jasmine as Archetype, Medicine, and Mirror
In Fleur Vibrante Solution, jasmine finds its embodiment—a formulation created to mirror this deep remembering, attuned to both body and field. Each time I apply it, I awaken what is already within, returning to myself with presence and care.
Julie's Medicine Cabinet
Harness the Power of Scent for Grounded Calm
Lavender's Role in Comfrey Solution
Here, we explore the profound effects of lavender on the rhythmic system and its transformative powers through the violet ray.
Structure and Will Through Salts
Here we delve into how cell salts contribute to our physical and mental fortitude, enhanced by insights from Rudolf Steiner.
Neuroprotective Effects of Jasmine
Jasmine essential oil represents a promising multi-targeted agent for managing neurodegenerative diseases. Its ability to modulate multiple pathological pathways, make it a valuable addition to the therapeutic arsenal against neurological disorders.
Build a relationship with your breasts
Here, we share 5 women’s relationships to their breasts, how it’s changed, and what they would tell their younger selves.
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 Katey Denmo
“Scent is medicinal! Without a doubt! My mood is altered by scent.”
Olfactory Nostalgia of Lavender with Pia Baroncini
“Essential oils ARE medicine. They can transform your body physically, mentally, and emotionally.”
An Interview with Our Founder: Julie Elliott On Beauty
Artist and Author Leonard Koren On Beauty
As you know, here at In Fiore bathing is practically a religious experience for us. When we found out we had the opportunity to interview artist/author Leonard Koren, the man who created a magazine dedicated to the extravagance of bathing—WET: The Magazine of Gourmet Bathing—we jumped at the chance.
In Fiore Voyages: Tokyo
When I was compiling this list, I realized that I've been to Tokyo over thirty times…perhaps I should write a proper guide book! In the meantime, here is my highly edited list of places to unwind, indulge, and explore.