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Our Story

Growing up in rural Idaho, my mother always loved weeds as much as flowers, claiming both are nature’s helpers. After working odd jobs in Europe and studying various disciplines of art, she was inspired by the deeply-united family businesses in Greece and returned to Idaho to start a family business of her own.

Her vision was equal parts an ode to her English and German ancestors vision of hard work and community, and a mixed bag of her life-long love of perfuming, flowers and art. Drying baby’s breath in a barn, she made potpourri and Victorian inspired floral goods.

One day her hands were dry and cracked, and our signature product was born from necessity. She made her rendition of a recipe adapted from our Aunt Rose, made with vegetable glycerin, sweet almond oil and extracts from her beloved herbs.

The cream restored hands after one use and reactivated with every wash. Customers came back and demanded more. Millions of jars later, they still do. A lot of companies claim to make the best hand creams and lotions, so we encourage you to try our formulas for yourself. We like to say “Feeling is Believing”. 

Old photos of a the family, a newspaper article and an original Camille advertisement.

I was born in 1989, the year we officially released our signature Glycerine Hand Therapy. My mother not only taught me about the beautiful worlds of flowers, fabric and etiquette, but both her and my father Foad also taught me - by example more than by words - that the right way and the difficult way are usually the same way. That value lives in me stubbornly, and I’m grateful for it.

Today I lead the company my parents built, balancing tradition and a path forward. We still hand-tie the satin rosebuds on our products and make almost everything in our own factory. Our Idaho factory sits on 35 acres of wild rose bushes along the Boise River, and was Idaho’s first green building with skylights, triple water filtration and water recycling. Our Foundation has partnered with over 120 organizations worldwide to feed and shelter those in need, educate children and provide medical assistance to the youth and elderly. We partner with small retailers, buy ingredients from legitimate and direct sources, design our own products and have turned down countless offers to sell to large conglomerates. I appreciate her legacy and still choose the harder path, because it’s the right one.

We are second-generation, woman-owned, family-operated and made in America by hand with the belief that creating quality for customers and providing jobs is a path of truth and nobility. We hope our hand cream brings restoration and softness to your every touch.

Roshan Jihan Roghani Ishaq

Second generation CEO


Camille Beckman factory in Eeagle, Idaho on sunny day and an interior photo.

Exterior facade of Chateau des Fleurs on a clear afternoon.

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