I didn’t plan to become a business owner. I just wanted to help people feel better.

At first, that meant helping myself. I was living with endometriosis—dealing with chronic pain that doctors brushed off, and skin so reactive that nothing seemed to help. I felt unseen, unheard, and exhausted. And after a while, I started to shrink—doubting my symptoms, my body, and my voice.

So I turned inward.

I leaned into ancestral healing, herbs, and holistic care. I started making body care products in my kitchen—gentle enough for my skin, grounded enough to feel like real care. Slowly, I began to feel better in my body again.

Then I watched my mother struggle with osteoarthritis. Nothing brought her relief. I made her a pain oil using the same herbs I’d come to trust—and for the first time in a long time, she felt a difference.

That was the moment everything shifted.
This wasn’t just about me anymore. It was about everyone searching for comfort, care, and something that finally works.