29/08/2026
✨ What does Beautybygee actually mean to me?
Over the years, I’ve wondered quite a few times whether Beautybygee still reflects what I do.
It started very simply — beauty treatments, by Gee.
And as my work moved further into holistic therapies, nervous system support, bodywork, healing, education, events and everything else I seem to keep adding 😅, I wondered whether I’d eventually outgrown the name.
Especially when Facebook absolutely refuses to let me fully change it to Beautybygee Healing Room😭
But recently I’ve actually looked at it completely differently.
Because beauty means something very different to me now than it did when I first started my business.
I’ve spent a really long time working on my own inner monologue and learning to notice the beauty that already exists in my life, rather than constantly focusing on what I don’t have, what I haven’t achieved yet or what I think life should look like.
The beauty in the small moments.
The beauty in resting.
The beauty in stillness.
The beauty in our bodies and everything they do for us.
The beauty in feeling supported, understood and held.
The beauty in finding little things that make an ordinary day feel a bit more special.
And the beauty that already exists within us — without constantly needing to change or “fix” ourselves.
And when I look at what Beautybygee Healing Room has actually become… that feels pretty fitting. 🤍
My little room has evolved alongside me.
I’ve recently been moving things around, adding little bits and making it feel even more like me — not a huge makeover, just those little touches that make a space feel cosy, lived-in and personal.
My seasonal shelves change with the time of year and my treatments. There are books I can reach for when I want to learn something away from the craziness of the internet. Little treasures I’ve collected because I love Eastern healing and culture. Approximately 900 weird and wonderful healing tools. Herbal infusions and tonics finding their way into foot baths and treatment rituals. Oracle cards, astrology and the moon because they’re things I genuinely love exploring myself.
There are blankets, soft lighting, calming smells and layers of warmth because I want your nervous system to start getting the message that you can soften here.
There are herbal teas and fortune cookies because sometimes a tiny ritual or unexpected little message can brighten your day.
And there are posters everywhere because, quite frankly, even I need help keeping track of everything I offer now 😅
None of these things individually are huge.
But together, they create the feeling I want the Healing Room to have.
A little sanctuary from the outside world. A place where you can explore, ask questions, learn about your body, try something different, have a cup of tea, pull a card, talk, be quiet, laugh, cry, rest… whatever you need that day.
And I think that’s why I’ve realised I haven’t actually outgrown Beautybygee at all.
The meaning has just grown with me.
And maybe that’s something I’ve unknowingly carried from my own life into my work too — helping people find a little more beauty in themselves, their bodies, their slower moments and the life that’s already happening around them.
So actually…
Beautybygee still fits pretty beautifully 😉
Turns out I didn’t outgrow the name — we just grew together. 🌿