Menu
We’re thrilled to be partnering with our friends at Bramble Berry for what has become an annual holiday giveaway! Between now and November 16th, two lucky winners will have the chance to receive a self-care prize bundle. Find out how to enter to win below 🎁
Words: Danielle Williams
Photo Credit: Herbal Academy
At the start of the pandemic, I found myself newly pregnant for the first time and working from home, so I hunkered down with my husband and watched the world unfold from my living room. I was lucky to be able to stay home and away from germs as much as possible, sending my husband out for grocery runs when needed. Due to this isolation and being cautious once the baby was born, it has been a while since I’ve caught a cold — that is until now. Going back into the office and socializing with more people means being exposed to more germs and viruses.
Recipe featured inside Willow and Sage Autumn 2020
This whipped pumpkin spice body butter will keep your skin looking and feeling amazing. The recipe is perfect for your fall skin-care routine and is made with shea butter, pumpkin seed oil, and lanolin. Whipping the body butter makes air pockets and gives the final product a soft, fluffy, airy texture that will melt into the skin. We scented the body butter with an essential oil blend inspired by pumpkin pie spice that smells warm and cozy — perfect to care for your autumn skin.
Words: Danielle Williams
Photo Credit: Ryan Christodoulou
As we flip the page on September and welcome October, it’s time to bring out the spooktacular decorations, feel-good movies, and snuggly sweaters. Autumn has officially arrived, and Halloween will be upon us before we know it. I’m in the throes of deciding my daughter’s first costume and readying my house for the season. Whether you like a scary or pumpkin-filled holiday, it’s the perfect time to infuse coziness into your daily life, as the days shorten and temperatures drop.
Photo Credit: Svitlana
Cozy season is almost officially here! There are countless festive ways to update your self-care routine this time of year. Whether it’s making pumpkin scrub or your own scented candles, see below for our list of autumn self-care ideas.