10/15/2026
Hi.
It’s been awhile since we’ve done one of these. Let’s get into it.
If you’ve been around awhile, you probably know some of these things. Stay tuned if you wanna refresher 🤣😘
1. We have closed out all consignment locations. This was a hard decision for us and was planned in August for completion by December. I wanted more people to have access but it became difficult to maintain that smaller batch freshness I strive for. Keeping inventory in multiple places meant bigger makes and more work. It was not worth the return at all. With that being said, we WILL be popping up in a few spots with very isolated offerings of our best sellers. (When it’s feasible or free) I’ll fill you in on WHERE when those become reality.
Herbal remedies are expensive to produce. To keep any semblance of profit or growth, I cannot pay out OVER 1/4 of our sales to any space. (Sometimes up to 35%) It’s just not reasonable for us at this time. No shade to consignment operators. We all have to eat and this wasn’t the right way for us personally.
So regardless of rumor, we are NOT CLOSING. We aren’t mad. Some places were just easier to leave than others.
We are just saving for our own brick-and-mortar dream shop and that’s impossible to do when everyone else gets a cut and you’re left with all of the work, cost and time. I’ve chosen to just grow more slowly and authentically. I will still be INTENTIONALLY supporting any business doing this directly so they can keep as much of their hard work as possible! 🙌🏼
2. We DO NOT always repeat a market venue each month. We weigh multiple factors for each market, including attendance of actual buying attendees, what other activities does the event focus on, what else will be happening in the area, time of day, demographics of average past attendees, ball game schedules, etc. Our products are designed to last 30 days or longer. In some cases up to three months. We don’t always need to be a monthly fixture. So if you expect to have us, know that we make rotations for markets. We travel to the areas we haven’t been in a while or swap every other month for markets that fall on the same day. This keeps us fresh to the audience and timed more appropriately for customer restocks. If you’re looking for a monthly attendance from us, we’re so sorry. During season, that’s not how we do business!
3. I’m a planner. I have to be. Running a business requires it or work life balance takes a nose dive into a dumpster fire of nonsense. I do all of this with a chronic pain condition and a whole host of other dirty wh**es she invited to party inside my malfunctioning meat suit to drive me insane on the daily.
Doing too much in too many places caused me to double book and sometimes forget to get back to people. That may have made me seem flaky. I’m not usually that scattered and stressed. I need to pull back for my own good.
This means I’ll be declining more last minute events or custom orders because I’m just one human being. Just me. No team, no employees, no days off. Just my two painful hands and a brain that never stops creating. 🤣🤣 Show ya girl a bit of grace. I’m over hear mourning that “no” twice as much as you, I promise! Because your girl is a DOER!
4. Custom orders and collabs are now CLOSED for 2026/2027 season. Unless we’ve already planned it or began discussing the details, please understand that I cannot take on any further extras at this time.
Holiday restocks take a lot. I spend all winter making the new batch as it sells out. I do three to four markets per week. I’m tired. 😴🤣🙌🏼 Hit me up in May 2027 when I’ll be planning the next round!
Thanks for coming to my spicy update. I appreciate you sticking around! We love what we do and we love helping YOU!!! I hope to continue doing this for a very long time! I’m not going anywhere but to get some tacos and to handle s**t. 💩
