Yes She May #ValentinesDay2021 #SelfCare2021

Yes She May is an online shop for well-designed products in fashion, wellness, beauty, and home from women-owned brands. Yes She May believes female founders have a deeper understanding of consumers’ pain points and deliver better products than established brands. Their online platform allows you to discover and support women-owned business around the world. For Valentine's Day, put together a nice package for your loved ones, like the awesome one I received from Yes She May. I got absolutely spoiled, and I love it all! These products fall within my new mantra for 2021 to take care of myself - self care, renewal, me-time!

Green Tea Water Bomb Moisturizer - for all skin types, by Bonajour, a vegan, cruelty free skincare line, created by a young Korean woman, Dahae Kim, after her years-long struggle with sensitive skin. Bonajour works with experts on natural cosmetics, and invests an average of 550+ days in research/testing to create products from ingredients sourced close to earth. 

Down Under Rub - a CBD and botanically-derived essential oil blend for discomfort, sore muscles, and joints, and localized pains. Company co-founder Heidi Millar saw CBD’s positive effects after her diagnosis with thyroid cancer and a genetic disorder that causes numerous health concerns; she and Jen Engevik source pesticide-free, cruelty free CBD from a sustainable farm in Oregon. 

Mala Travel Spray - Crisp and sheer, this artisan perfume was inspired by a botanical species native to Appalachia. Blending precious absolutes and plant essences with biodegradable, vegan aromatics, the scent is naturalistic and long-wearing. The brand is named for a legendary Appalachian herbalist who shared her foraging and compounding skills with girls in her community who are now the women behind the company. 

Turkish Towel - a line of ethically conscious resort wear and home textiles crafted from natural fibers hand-loomed in Turkey. The quick-drying towel is fabulous for beach/boating, but can also be used as a scarf or a sarong. Co-founder Cigdem Toraman was inspired by her upbringing in a Turkish fishing village where women wove their own fabrics. Female business partner Nilufer Senen thrives on sharing this type of local artistry. 

Minis by Seen - a haircare line from Harvard-trained dermatologist Dr. Iris Rubin, who found patients were struggling with breakouts from other hair products. Her solutions are color-safe; clinically proven to be non-irritating and not to clog pores; and formulated without sulfates, silicones, phthalates, parabens, dyes, gluten, or animal testing. 

Check it all out at Yes She May on Facebook, as well as Yes She May on Instagram.

 

   

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