A Day in The Life:
I always dreamed of living on a farm—of waking up to the sound of horses nickering for breakfast, of mist rising from the pastures, and the kind of quiet you only find where the road ends and the trees begin.
It took decades to get here, but here we are… nestled in the hills of Pennsylvania, surrounded by fruit trees, hay fields, and a small pond that perfectly catches the evening light.My love of open spaces was planted early—playing on my grandfather’s tractor in South Carolina, pretending to drive while the scent of honeysuckle drifted by.
Those summers gave me a deep reverence for simple things: sunlight on tall grass, the rhythm of chores, the way animals speak without saying a word.
Today, I share this life with my family and a spirited collection of animals—most of them rescues. Horses, dogs, cats, chickens… and there’s always room for one more.
My days begin gently. Just a splash of water—no morning cleanser for my Ginkgo Tree skin. Then it’s coffee: Nespresso with frothed half and half and a scoop of collagen. Sitting quietly in my favorite chair, I watch the world wake up. After feeding Dixy and Oreo, it’s off to the barn: feed, water, hay, eggs, stalls. Then a hot shower with Foaming Wash for hair and body. Next comes Morning Moisture SPF Light, followed by my Body Oil in the season’s signature scent. A dusting of mineral powder and a touch of Pêche for lips and cheeks, and I’m ready for the day.
Whether I’m in the lab mixing formulas, at the computer managing orders, or outside tending the land, each day offers something new.
Saturdays are for farm upkeep, and Sundays are for church, rest, and if I’m lucky—a good book and a Clay Mask in the sun.
Evenings mirror the morning: Dixy’s walk, closing the stalls, and making sure all the animals are settled.
Then a quiet shower and slow facial massage with Oil Cleanse, followed by our new Triple Cleansing Balm—a current obsession.I finish with Body Oil (yes, even a touch in my hair), then Serum Magique and Intense Moisture on face and neck.
Once tucked into bed, I reach for Eye Magique and a swipe of Body Bâton to seal in the day.I love what I do, and I look forward to each day with gratitude and joy.
A Day In The Life
I always dreamed of living on a farm—of waking up to the sound of horses nickering for breakfast, of mist rising from the pastures, and the kind of quiet you only find where the road ends and the trees begin.
It took decades to get here, but here we are… nestled in the hills of Pennsylvania, surrounded by fruit trees, hay fields, and the small creek filled with trout, mink and water fowl.
My love of open spaces was planted early—playing on my grandfather’s tractor in South Carolina, pretending to drive while the scent of honeysuckle drifted by. Those summers gave me a deep reverence for simple things: sunlight on tall grass, the rhythm of chores, the way animals speak without saying a word.
Today, I share this life with my family and a spirited collection of animals—most of them rescues. Horses, dogs, cats, chickens… and there’s always room for one more.
A Day in My Life
My days begin gently. Just a splash of water—no morning cleanser for my Ginkgo Tree skin. Then it’s coffee: Nespresso with frothed half and half and a scoop of collagen.
Sitting quietly in my favorite chair, I watch the world wake up. After feeding Dixy and Oreo, it’s off to the barn: feed, water, hay, eggs, stalls. Then a hot shower with Foaming Wash for hair and body, followed by a generous dollop of Créme Sauvage—our nourishing leave-in treatment that tames, softens, and adds subtle shine.
Next comes Morning Moisture SPF Light, followed by my Body Oil in the season’s signature scent. A dusting of mineral powder and a touch of Pêche for lips and cheeks, and I’m ready for the day.
Whether I’m in the lab mixing formulas, at the computer managing orders, or outside tending the land, each day offers something new. Saturdays are for farm upkeep, and Sundays are for church, rest, and if I’m lucky—a good book and a Clay Mask in the sun.
Evening Ritual
Evenings mirror the morning: Dixy’s walk, closing the stalls, and making sure all the animals are settled. Then a quiet shower and slow facial massage with Oil Cleanse, followed by our new Triple Cleansing Balm—a current obsession.
I finish with Body Oil (yes, even a touch in my hair), then Serum Magique and Intense Moisture on face and neck. Once tucked into bed, I reach for Eye Magique and a swipe of Body Bâton to seal in the day.
A Day In The Life
I always dreamed of living on a farm—of waking up to the sound of horses nickering for breakfast, of mist rising from the pastures, and the kind of quiet you only find where the road ends and the trees begin.
It took decades to get here, but here we are… nestled in the hills of Pennsylvania, surrounded by fruit trees, hay fields, and a small pond that perfectly catches the evening light.
My love of open spaces was planted early—playing on my grandfather’s tractor in South Carolina, pretending to drive while the scent of honeysuckle drifted by. Those summers gave me a deep reverence for simple things: sunlight on tall grass, the rhythm of chores, the way animals speak without saying a word.
Today, I share this life with my family and a spirited collection of animals—most of them rescues. Horses, dogs, cats, chickens… and there’s always room for one more.
A Day in My Life
My days begin gently. Just a splash of water—no morning cleanser for my Ginkgo Tree skin. Then it’s coffee: Nespresso with frothed half and half and a scoop of collagen.
Sitting quietly in my favorite chair, I watch the world wake up. After feeding Dixy and Oreo, it’s off to the barn: feed, water, hay, eggs, stalls. Then a hot shower with Foaming Wash for hair and body.
Next comes Morning Moisture SPF Light, followed by my Body Oil in the season’s signature scent. A dusting of mineral powder and a touch of Pêche for lips and cheeks, and I’m ready for the day.
Whether I’m in the lab mixing formulas, at the computer managing orders, or outside tending the land, each day offers something new. Saturdays are for farm upkeep, and Sundays are for church, rest, and if I’m lucky—a good book and a Clay Mask in the sun.
Evening Ritual
Evenings mirror the morning: Dixy’s walk, closing the stalls, and making sure all the animals are settled. Then a quiet shower and slow facial massage with Oil Cleanse, followed by our new Triple Cleansing Balm—a current obsession.
I finish with Body Oil (yes, even a touch in my hair), then Serum Magique and Intense Moisture on face and neck. Once tucked into bed, I reach for Eye Magique and a swipe of Body Bâton to seal in the day.