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Elliqua Cleansing Body Bar - No.0 - Unscented
$15.00

Elliqua Cleansing Body Bar - No.1 - Citrus + Herbal Musk
$15.00

Elliqua Cleansing Body Bar - No.2 - Coconut + Vanilla
$15.00

Elliqua Cleansing Body Bar - No.3 - Cucumber + Mint
$15.00
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$28.00

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Understanding Burnout

Understanding Burnout

If you’re anything like me, your recent Google history might look something like “how to push through burnout”, “how to stop being burnt out” or “how to get over burnout fast”. This time of year, while so close to much-needed holiday restoration, can still feel incredibly challenging. Whether it’s exams, work, managing mental health, or balancing family responsibilities, it’s normal to feel like our plates are overflowing and our energy tanks are running on empty. Burnout doesn’t discriminate. Understanding its causes, recognizing its signs, and knowing how to recover can make a significant difference in your well-being.
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Connecting with your highest self

Connecting with your highest self

In the realm of wellness and self-care, we often hear the term *highest self* tossed around like some transcendent mythical being, always just out of reach. Spiritual guides often talk to us as if becoming our *highest self* will solve all our problems—the missing link in our journey to self-fulfillment. However, it’s through conversations with friends that I’ve started to realize that as much as we long to be our perfect selves, this very longing can be a trap. Connecting with your highest self is less about perfectionism and more about the journey, strengthening the parts of ourselves that bring fulfillment—our creativity, our ambition—and taking steps to slowly improve the parts of ourselves that need it.

But what is our highest self? In many ways, it can feel like a dream. It’s an imagined, idyllic life. Draw out the things you want for yourself—from the values you hold dearest, the way you speak, the clothes you wear, to how you see yourself in the mirror. Defining this version of yourself in detail allows you to hold tighter to the future you want, even if it changes over time. In philosophy, we talk about how with each moment of self-reflection, we change and grow, making it impossible to truly know ourselves. It’s a daunting thought. Yet, it brings us back to the core theme—the cliché that it’s not about the destination but the journey. It’s about the process of learning and growing, not who we end up being in the end.
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The Planet’s Pick: Natural Soaps vs Commercial Soaps

The Planet’s Pick: Natural Soaps vs Commercial Soaps

The Sudsy Showdown: Natural Soap vs. Commercial Soap and the Planet’s Favorite Pick

When it comes to soap, what’s really going down the drain? Beyond bubbles and lather, every bar has an impact—but some are gentler on the planet than others. Today, we're diving into the (sometimes dirty) details of natural vs. commercial soap in an eco-friendly showdown.

What’s Lurking in Your Lather?

Commercial Soap:
Commercial soap is like that friend who always looks way too perfect. It’s loaded with synthetic ingredients like parabens, sulfates, and mystery fragrances. These added chemicals make the soap foam up and last forever, but they’re often petroleum-based, a non-renewable resource that’s tough on the planet. Plus, these synthetic fragrances and additives tend to stick around after washing, heading straight into our waterways where they can wreak havoc on aquatic ecosystems.

Natural Soap:
Natural soaps skip the plastic microbeads. Instead, they’re made with ingredients you can actually pronounce—olive oil, coconut oil, shea butter, and essential oils. These plant-based ingredients are kind to your skin and the planet, breaking down easily to keep oceans and rivers safe from weird chemical build-ups. And forget fake fragrances—just pure essential oils for a fresh, non-toxic scent.

Is Your Soap Sapping Your (and the Planet’s) Energy?

Commercial Soap:
Making commercial soap is a big, factory-scale production that’s all about efficiency—but not necessarily energy conservation. These soaps require high-energy processes and a lot of synthetic ingredients to get that uniform, shiny look. And don’t even get us started on plastic packaging—those brightly-colored bottles and wrappers aren’t winning any eco-points.

Natural Soap:
Natural soap production is more like a cottage industry—think small batches, artisanal care, and minimal energy use. Many natural soaps are cold-processed, meaning they’re made with oils and lye at low temperatures without heavy machinery. And since natural brands are usually smaller, their packaging tends to be eco-friendly, often using recycled or biodegradable materials.

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