- The Intention
- The Ingredients
- The Ritual
- The Wild Grace Story
A cleansing balm to support devitalized, dehydrated, and sensitized/reactive skin, this botanical blend softens, deeply cleanses, gently nourishes, and naturally moisturizes without disrupting your skin's delicate acid mantle. With shea butter and rosehip seed oil to repair lipid barrier function, hemp seed oil to ease inflammation, and a synergistic essential oil blend of German chamomile, geranium, lavender, bergamot, and vetiver that calms redness and irritation as it uplifts and balances the mood. Gently massage in, breathe into the moment, and come home to yourself.
2oz
*Shea Butter, *Jojoba oil, *Sunflower seed oil, *Coconut Oil, Pacific Northwest-pressed Hemp seed oil, *Rosehip seed oil, Vitamin E, Essential oils of *Lavender, Chamomile, Geranium, *Bergamot, *Vetiver.
*certified organic
With dry hands apply a small amount to dry skin, massaging thoroughly. Place a warm, damp washcloth over your face and inhale deeply. Repeat this several times, refreshing the cloth each time in warm water, before gently wiping the balm away.
Founded in 2013 by herbalist and plant devotee Katie Glyer, Wild Grace’s origins are rooted in Katie’s college years while she was studying history in Boston and turned to plants to help her recover from an eating disorder. Through her journey with plant medicine, she has learned that while – yes - plants have so many expansive therapeutic properties, most of her own healing has actually come from not necessarily the plant constituents, but from building a deep relationship with the plants. Spending time with them. Learning to listen to them. And that listening informs how she formulates and which plant friends she chooses to become a part of Wild Grace creations.
At Wild Grace, they source their herbs, hydrosols, and oils directly from farmers and distillers as close to their Oregon studio as possible, and are always looking to highlight even more of the amazing plants that grow in their Pacific Northwest home region. They create their whole plant extracts in-house and are deeply committed to whole plant medicine, sustainable business practices, and supporting small farmers in all ways possible.
The Intention
A cleansing balm to support devitalized, dehydrated, and sensitized/reactive skin, this botanical blend softens, deeply cleanses, gently nourishes, and naturally moisturizes without disrupting your skin's delicate acid mantle. With shea butter and rosehip seed oil to repair lipid barrier function, hemp seed oil to ease inflammation, and a synergistic essential oil blend of German chamomile, geranium, lavender, bergamot, and vetiver that calms redness and irritation as it uplifts and balances the mood. Gently massage in, breathe into the moment, and come home to yourself.
2oz
The Ingredients
*Shea Butter, *Jojoba oil, *Sunflower seed oil, *Coconut Oil, Pacific Northwest-pressed Hemp seed oil, *Rosehip seed oil, Vitamin E, Essential oils of *Lavender, Chamomile, Geranium, *Bergamot, *Vetiver.
*certified organic
The Ritual
With dry hands apply a small amount to dry skin, massaging thoroughly. Place a warm, damp washcloth over your face and inhale deeply. Repeat this several times, refreshing the cloth each time in warm water, before gently wiping the balm away.
The Wild Grace Story
Founded in 2013 by herbalist and plant devotee Katie Glyer, Wild Grace’s origins are rooted in Katie’s college years while she was studying history in Boston and turned to plants to help her recover from an eating disorder. Through her journey with plant medicine, she has learned that while – yes - plants have so many expansive therapeutic properties, most of her own healing has actually come from not necessarily the plant constituents, but from building a deep relationship with the plants. Spending time with them. Learning to listen to them. And that listening informs how she formulates and which plant friends she chooses to become a part of Wild Grace creations.
At Wild Grace, they source their herbs, hydrosols, and oils directly from farmers and distillers as close to their Oregon studio as possible, and are always looking to highlight even more of the amazing plants that grow in their Pacific Northwest home region. They create their whole plant extracts in-house and are deeply committed to whole plant medicine, sustainable business practices, and supporting small farmers in all ways possible.