The Journal

What is Slow Beauty really?

Beauty isn’t something to chase, it’s something to return to. To acknowledge and respect. In a world that believes success is measured by speed and mass consumption, we offer an alternative way of living. In days with space to breathe. In rituals that restore, not rush. In beauty that begins with slowing down. Continue reading for more of our insights into slow beauty.   

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The Cleansing Bar.

Golden, sun-warmed skin, sand between little toes, slow evenings spent with fresh food and good friends, the gentle rhythm of waves calling you back to shore. Summer days are made of these quiet, magical moments, where time slows, and simple pleasures become the focus. What if your skincare could do the same? Light, easy, and full of care;  a single bar that cleanses face and body, so you can spend less time packing and more time in the moments that matter. Introducing The Cleansing Bar. A familiar favourite, now reimagined for everybody; a creamy, botanic-rich bar that fits in your...

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In Conversation With Aina Genovés

Beauty doesn’t demand attention. It lingers in stillness, in softness, in the way someone brings presence to what they do. That’s the kind of beauty Aina carries with her. Rooted in Mallorca, shaped by movement and creativity, she moves with a quiet confidence through the world, translating feeling into form, from dance to fashion to flowers. We spoke to Aina about her beliefs surrounding beauty and how they have shaped her creative expression. Read on to find out more about our community muse.   

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The Art and Inner World of Anne Mei Poppe

There is quiet comfort in recognising that we are all, in some way, connected. That the emotions we carry, however private, are never singular. We are woven into something larger. We met with artist Anne Mei Poppe in her Amsterdam studio to discuss self-expression, connection, and what drives her to paint.  Read on to discover how her inner world comes to life through colour, form, and feeling.   

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