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I really can’t remember the first time I heard the phrase Shirin Yoku, but the moment I understood the meaning, it became a constant part of my vernacular. There was finally a word that explained the euphoria I have felt my whole life the moment I step into the woods. Shinrin Yoku translates to “Forest Bathing” or “Tree bathing”, the act of being in the woods to heal the soul. The rustle of the leaves, the smell of the moist earth, the birdsong, etc., there are so many layers of soothing sensory input in the forest. No matter how jagged...

“In a perfect world, I’d wash my face first thing. I’m still searching for my favorite cleanser. What’s really important to me is feeling that cleanse, and I want it to smell delicious, too. I like an oil-based one from kindredskincareco.com.” – Alicia Silverstone   | Click here to read the original article, “Alicia Silverstone’s Very Green Beauty Routine” in the New York Times. |

A big thank you to Philadelphia Style magazine for featuring us in their May 2018 issue.

A contributor at The Hunt Magazine writes about her personal experience using Kindred Skincare and speaks with Frances Thrasher about starting the line. Meet Kindred Skincare Co.’s Frances Thrasher It was fall of 2016 when I first met Frances Thrasher. She was promoting her skincare line, Kindred, in Houppette’s Greenville, Del., location, and I happened to pop in, desperate for a new lip gloss. The fresh botanical fragrance of her products hit me as soon as I walked in the shop, and I couldn’t wait to get my hands on the line. A small informational sign about “oil cleansing” sat...