Megan Gerdei

Each year we partner with artists to feature their artwork across the packaging of our seasonal gifting ranges at both Mother’s Day and Christmas. This year, our Mother’s Day gifting range proudly features the colourful artwork of Sydney-based resin artist, Rick Carlino. Rick is passionate about experimentation, connection, and sharing the magic of colour with […]

There’s a deep connection between feeling held in our bodies and finding ease in our minds. Many of us know the feeling after a massage: your breath softens, your nervous system settles, and sleep seems to come more naturally. Massage can be a nurturing ritual that supports better-quality sleep¹, going beyond just a moment of

the ancient ritual of gua sha for facial wellbeing The pursuit of wellbeing is a way of life, not just the result of occasional efforts. It’s in the daily practices and mindful rituals we embrace. One such practice, an ancient technique rooted in traditional East Asian medicine, is gua sha.¹ Translated roughly as “scraping sand,”

Facial cupping has become a popular ritual in skincare and wellness. Loved for its ability to awaken a tired complexion, encourage a natural lift, and melt away puffiness¹, this ancient practice brings a sense of both beauty and balance. By blending time-honoured techniques with modern self-care, facial cupping offers a moment of pause as well