Justina Blakeney is a designer, artist, and author of the book The New Bohemians among others, sharing bohemian design and free-spirited inspiration for adding good vibes in your home, making design easy, fun, accessible, affordable, and soulful.

While ancient remedies and authentic ingredients has been given a new lease on life, the mystical South American tree Palo Santo cannot be left unmentioned as a sacred ritual for releasing energies and purifying your home.

Some skincare products come to our rescue when in need of self-care and the rich shea butter is one of them. Packed with essential nutrients its' a wonderful ingredient for smoothing and soothing skin and hair.

This white-washed fishing village was a favorite of both Picasso and Salvador Dalí­ who were drawn to its magical light.

Connecting with our environment is key when it comes to well-being, and when balancing and harmonizing design, aesthetics, natural elements, and sustainability, alignment takes form and radiates vibration of peace and comfort.

The delicate sap of myrrh has been used through ages of times as a luxurious ingredient in perfumes, incense, and rituals around the world.

If you’re looking to cut down on toxic shampoo ingredients, plastic waste, and at the same time keep your hair feeling soft and hydrated with nourishing ingredients, this ancient soap has got you covered. This is the ancient secret to zero waste.

The story of Frankincense is an Arabian Tale. The name derived from the French ‘franc esens’ meaning ‘pure incense’, and has been used for thousands of years due to its scent and medical properties.

Ever heard of natural face massage? If you merge Indian head massage, Japanese facelift massage, acupressure, and face reflexology together you have the recipe for a time-old remedy that improves the skin, remove tension and stress from the face, and creates balance in the overall energy system.

With non-toxic products and remedies we can transform our beauty routines to more friendly alternatives that actually works. The wonderful and ancient chamomile flower is one of them.

We are longing for calm, warming, and nourishing remedies for body, mind, and soul. A healthy hair states our inner well-being, from the diet, lifestyle, and daily care. Here are some go-to remedies for the season.

Derived from the ancient olive tree, olive oil has been a part of the beauty rituals of Mediterranean regions for thousands of years. It's a multi-purpose product that hydrates, soothes, and softens.

From soothing shea butter to mood boosting Frankincense and everything in between. Here are the nurturing, natural, and earth-friendly remedies that will spark your self-care routine and get the Zen on.

Saffron has been known for more than 3000 years and is considered one of the oldest herbs available. With a vibrant color palette, rich flavor, and characteristic aroma, it’s highly valued not only for gastronomic purposes but also for therapeutic use.

Thousands of years ago, Feng Shui masters were exploring the unseen and mystical dimensions of the Universal energy called Chi, also known as Qi, with the purpose to discover the influence of this energy on humans’ well-being.

Hello hair hydrating mask, goodbye chemicals. Rhassoul is the ancient clay formed under sun in the Moroccan Atlas mountains, today known for it's deep cleansing and moisturizing properties.

Michanwi Peninsula is a true paradise on the south-east coastline of Zanzibar, for the one yearning for tranquility and secluded beach hideaways.

Lately, many age-old miracle ingredients are given a new lease on life, and this natural wonder plant has never led someone astray. Bienvenue à la maison!

After spending time between sun, wind, and sea, it’s time to battle the post-holiday hair challenges. This deep red and vibrant flower will work wonders to keep your hair in a blooming condition.

The ritual of smudging sage has its roots in Native American tradition and is today widely used in different cultures and traditions. Here's how to recreate a clear and organized atmosphere at home.