Health and Beauty

Taking care of yourself starts with what’s right outside your back door. Around here, folks have always known the worth of what grows wild in these hills. Plants, herbs, flowers—whatever the mountains offer up. We use them to rub the ache out of sore hands, keep our skin from cracking, and remind ourselves what it feels like to be comfortable in our own skin, even after a long day.

The traditional method of doing things is by no means extinct; it can be seen in each bar of soap, each tin of balm, and every bottle of oil produced by hands that are familiar with the dirt and the effort involved. These products are more than just items—they represent the next chapter in a story which began long before any of us arrived. They are made from things that have been grown and collected nearby, since the stuff you apply to your body should be just as honest as what you put inside yourself.

You won’t find these coming off some assembly line a thousand miles away, with a fake mountain logo slapped on the box. These are made right here, by folks who know the land, who dig in the dirt, who grow what they use and put their own hands into every batch.

Grown here. Made here. Good for your skin, good for your soul, and good for these mountains we call home.