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Allow me to introduce you to one of my favorite Camille Beckman products; our new Sweet Orange and Jojoba Restoration Oil.    I’ve tried a lot of ...

Today we’re going to share a more personal insight into our product development process with you. I’m so excited to introduce you all to our new and improved ‘Mom and Baby Balm’ formula.

Not only can you use Camille Beckman Cleansing Gels for washing hands in the bathroom, but they also make a phenomenal dish soap and bubble ba...

Being kind, yet realistic, to yourself about your perceived failures or flaws encourages you to keep working on yourself, engenders learning, and turns failure into a tool - not an identity.

While the seeds of perfumery were first sewn within the work of the alchemists and their discovery of distillation, it was some time yet before it began to take on the trappings of a business in its own right.

Several colorful characters of long ago made lasting contributions to perfuming that have remained long after their own lives ended. 

By Sherika Tenaya Much of this blog series has been based off the work of Mandy Aftel in her groundbreaking book Essence & Alchemy, and this b...

By Sherika Tenaya It is hard to say when exactly perfumery made the transition from spiritually significant item of ritual, medicine and survival...

By Sherika Tenaya From the times of our earliest ancestors, we have been enraptured by scent in all its various forms. That love affair, while som...

Considering perfume has been a part of the human story since the human story first began, it comes as no surprise that there is a rich and vibrant history, a tapestry of sorts, sewn together from a wide array of different cultural cloths all colluding to inspire and inform our ever-changing relationship with our sense of smell.

By: Sherika Tenaya In one of our earlier blogs, we discussed the importance of making space in one’s life as a necessary prerequisite to creating ...

From a very young age, precipitated by our entry into school, we condition ourselves to a life of sameness. Whether you are at school or at work, we learn to live our lives by habituated scheduling which we rarely deviate from and which often lulls us into a feeling of security or comfortability.