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At Gemini Ivy, we believe the best kind of luxury is the kind you create with your own two hands. Join our founder for a hands-on candle-making workshop where hometown nostalgia meets modern self-care—and you pour a candle that tells your scent story. Perfect for team-building, bridal showers, birthdays, or a cozy night out with friends, this experience is a feel-good journey into clean-burning wax, custom fragrance blending, and that signature Gemini Ivy glow. What You’ll Experience (45–60 minutes): Scent Storytelling: Learn how to layer fragrances to create a mood, a memory, and a moment. The Perfect Pour: Master the technique for a smooth, professional finish using high-quality soy wax. The Wooden Wick Touch: Set up a safe, beautiful burn—complete with that soothing Gemini Ivy crackle. Workshop Details: Investment: $35 per person (plus tax) Group Size: 6–25 participants Includes: Jars, wicks, wax, tools, and access to our signature fragrance library You’ll Leave With: One custom-scented soy wax candle Take It Home or Ship It: Take your candle home after class, or we can ship it for a flat rate of $8 per candle. Hosting Options: At Your Event: We bring the Gemini Ivy workshop to your space. At a Partner Venue: Prefer we handle the location? Add a $200 venue deposit, and we’ll secure a beautiful local venue for your group. Ready to Book? Bring the glow of Gemini Ivy to your next gathering. We’ll bring the fragrance, the fellowship, and the fun—y’all just show up ready to create.

Dry skin has a way of asking for attention at the worst possible moment - after a hot shower, before getting dressed, right when the air turns cooler, or in the middle of the night when your elbows and hands suddenly feel tight. Lotion may help for an hour or two, but very dry skin usually wants something slower, richer, and more lasting. That is where vegan body butter for dry skin earns its place. A well-made body butter does more than sit on top of the skin. It helps cushion the moisture you already have, softens rough texture, and turns a rushed routine into a small ritual you actually look forward to. When the formula is plant-based and thoughtfully made, it can feel both comforting and clean - a little moment of care with real staying power. What makes vegan body butter for dry skin different? Body butter is thicker than standard lotion because it relies more heavily on rich emollients and butters rather than mostly water. That texture matters. Dry skin often needs a formula that stays put long enough to soften rough patches and reduce that papery, stretched feeling. A vegan body butter skips animal-derived ingredients such as beeswax, lanolin, or tallow and leans on botanical alternatives instead. Think shea butter, mango butter, cocoa butter, and nourishing plant oils. These ingredients can be deeply comforting, especially when skin feels depleted from cold weather, over-washing, indoor heat, or long days in the sun. The best formulas do not just feel rich for the first five minutes. They continue to support the skin barrier over time. That means the finish should feel protective, not waxy, and nourishing, not greasy beyond reason. There is a difference. The ingredients that matter most If you are shopping for vegan body butter for dry skin, the ingredient list tells you a lot before you ever open the jar. Plant butters are often the heart of the formula, and each brings something slightly different. Shea butter is beloved for a reason. It is dense, creamy, and especially helpful on rough areas like knees, heels, and elbows. Mango butter tends to feel a little lighter and smoother while still offering substantial nourishment. Cocoa butter is firmer and more occlusive, which some very dry skin types love, though others may prefer a softer blend. Plant oils round out the experience. Coconut oil can help the butter melt beautifully into the skin, while oils such as jojoba, sunflower, or sweet almond add slip and softness. It often depends on your preferences. If you want a body butter that feels velvety and lush, a butter-oil blend usually creates that elegant texture better than a single hero ingredient on its own. At Gemini Ivy, that balance shows up in the proprietary Mango CocoShea blend, which brings together mango butter, coconut oil, and shea butter for a rich but wearable feel. It is the kind of combination that suits dry skin well because it pairs cushion with glide, making the ritual feel indulgent instead of heavy. What to avoid if your skin is already stressed Dry skin is not always sensitive skin, but the two often travel together. When your skin barrier feels worn down, heavily fragranced or overly complicated formulas can be a mixed bag. Scent can be part of the comfort, especially if you love body care that feels memory-driven and soothing, but the fragrance load matters. Look for formulas that are intentional rather than overwhelming. You also may want to skip products packed with drying alcohols or a long list of additives that do little for moisture. Clean body care does not have to be plain, but it should feel disciplined. This is where trade-offs come in. A minimalist unscented butter may be the safest choice for someone with very reactive skin. On the other hand, if your skin is simply dry and not especially sensitive, a softly scented botanical body butter can make the experience more grounding and enjoyable. There is room for both. How to tell if a body butter will actually work for you Texture is not everything, but it is a strong clue. If a body butter feels airy and whipped, it may spread beautifully and absorb faster, which many people love for everyday use. A denser butter may be better for winter skin, nighttime application, or stubborn dry spots. Pay attention to how your skin feels an hour later, not just right after application. A good body butter should leave skin soft and comfortable long after the initial sheen fades. If your skin feels dry again too quickly, the formula may not be rich enough for your needs. If it sits heavily on top and transfers onto everything, it may be more occlusive than practical. Season matters too. In humid months, you may prefer a lighter butter or use it only on drier areas. In colder weather, a fuller-bodied formula can feel like a relief. The right product is not always the richest product. It is the one that meets your skin where it is. When and how to use vegan body butter for dry skin The best time to apply body butter is after bathing, when your skin is still slightly damp. That small bit of leftover water gives the butter something to seal in. If you wait until your skin is completely dry and tight, you can still use it, but you may not get quite the same soft, plump finish. Warm a small amount between your hands first. This helps the butters and oils melt so the product glides instead of dragging. Then press and smooth it onto the driest areas first - shins, knees, elbows, hands, and feet - before using any extra on the rest of the body. At night, body butter works beautifully as the last step in a wind-down routine. Slow down, breathe deep, and let the fragrance and texture do their quiet work. In the morning, you may prefer a lighter layer so skin feels nourished without competing with clothing or the pace of the day. Scent, comfort, and why body care is never just body care People often shop for dry skin relief as if function and pleasure live on opposite sides of the shelf. They do not. The body products you use every day become part of how home feels. A scent can soften the edges of a long day. A familiar texture can make your routine feel steadier, more personal, more yours. That is why a beautiful vegan body butter for dry skin can do more than moisturize. It can become part of a ritual that brings you back to yourself. One fragrance, one memory , one moment. Not because body butter should solve everything, but because small comforts count. For gift-givers, this matters too. A thoughtfully chosen body butter feels intimate without being complicated. It says you deserve rest, softness, and a few unhurried minutes. It feels useful, but still luxurious. Choosing the right formula with confidence If your skin is mildly dry, start with a balanced butter made with shea or mango butter and a few supportive plant oils. If your skin is persistently rough or flaky , look for a denser formula and use it daily after showers. If your skin is both dry and easily irritated, a simpler ingredient list and lighter scent profile is often the wiser choice. And be honest about your habits. The best body butter is the one you will actually use. If a formula feels too heavy, too strongly scented, or too fussy for your routine, it may sit untouched no matter how beautiful the ingredient list is. Consistency matters more than perfection. A carefully made plant-based butter can offer that rare combination of comfort and credibility - rich enough to satisfy dry skin, clean enough to align with your values, and lovely enough to make daily care feel less like maintenance and more like a return. If your skin has been asking for more than a quick fix, this may be the gentler, richer answer it has been waiting for.

Some showers are just functional. Others feel like a reset button. That difference usually comes down to what happens in the first minute - the heat, the scent, the way you let yourself slow down before the day starts rushing again. Shower steamers are made for that moment. They turn an ordinary shower into something more restorative, but only if you use them the right way. If you have ever dropped one in the wrong spot and watched it disappear too fast, you are not alone. The good news is that learning shower steamers how to use them well is simple once you know what actually makes them work. Shower steamers how to use them for the best experience A shower steamer is not the same as a bath bomb. Instead of dissolving in a tub around your skin, it reacts with water and steam to release fragrance into the air. Think of it as a small, fragrant ritual for your shower - less about soaking, more about breathing deep and setting a mood. To use one, place the shower steamer on the floor of your shower where it can get lightly splashed but not hit by the full stream of water. As warm water and steam activate it, the aroma starts to bloom. That is the sweet spot. Too dry, and it will sit there doing very little. Too wet, and it can fizz away before your shower is half over. The goal is steady activation, not a dramatic melt. For most showers, the best place is near the edge of the spray, often toward the back corner or along a side wall where water reaches it in small amounts. If your shower has a shelf or ledge that catches steam and a bit of splash, that can work too. Placement matters more than people think. What to do before you turn on the water A little setup changes the whole experience. Before your shower starts, unwrap the steamer and place it where you want it. Then turn the water to a warm or hot temperature that creates steam in the room. You do not need the water scalding hot, just warm enough to help the essential oils or fragrance release into the air. If your bathroom is large or very well ventilated, the scent may feel lighter. In that case, keep the shower door or curtain closed as much as possible so the steam can linger. Smaller bathrooms usually hold fragrance more easily, which can make the effect feel stronger and more spa-like. This is also a good moment to decide what kind of shower you want. A bright, minty or citrus-forward steamer can feel clarifying in the morning. Something softer and more soothing fits beautifully at night. One fragrance, one memory, one moment - that is often all it takes to shift the mood of your day. The biggest mistake people make The most common mistake is putting the steamer directly under the water stream. It is easy to assume more water means more fragrance, but usually it means less time. A direct hit can make the tablet dissolve almost immediately, sending up a quick burst of scent and then leaving nothing behind. If you want the aroma to last through most of your shower, keep it in indirect contact with water. The second mistake is expecting it to behave like a bath product. Shower steamers are meant for aromatherapy, not for moisturizing the skin or creating a soak. They are for the air around you, not the water you stand in. That distinction matters, especially if you are choosing between different self-care products. If you want hydration or skin-softening benefits, that comes from your body wash, scrub, or body butter after the shower. If you want atmosphere, calm, and a more intentional start or end to the day, the steamer is what sets the tone. How long should a shower steamer last? It depends on the size of the steamer, the ingredients, and how much water reaches it. Most shower steamers last anywhere from 5 to 15 minutes. Some are designed for a quick aromatic burst. Others are pressed more densely and made to release fragrance more slowly. If yours seems to disappear too fast, adjust the placement before assuming the product is the problem. A strong shower spray, a very hot and wet environment, or a steamer placed too close to the drain can all shorten its life. On the other hand, if it barely dissolves at all, move it a little closer to the splash zone. There is some trial and error here, and that is normal. Every shower setup is a little different. The shape of the floor, the angle of the spray, and even how long you let the bathroom steam up all change the result. Can you use only part of one? Yes, and sometimes that is the better choice. If your shower is short or you prefer a lighter scent, breaking a steamer in half can help you stretch the experience over two showers. This works especially well with highly aromatic formulas or in smaller bathrooms where fragrance builds quickly. Store the unused portion in a dry place, sealed if possible, so moisture in the air does not start activating it early. A steamer that has been sitting in a humid bathroom cabinet may lose some strength before you even use it. For anyone building small rituals into a busy week, using half at a time can make this kind of luxury feel more practical. It is still a treat. It just meets real life a little better. How to make the scent stronger If you are using a shower steamer and the fragrance feels faint, a few small changes usually help. Start with hotter water for the first minute or two to build steam. Keep the bathroom more closed in so the aroma does not drift away too quickly. Move the steamer slightly closer to the spray, but not directly under it. And make sure it is fresh and dry before use, since age and humidity can weaken performance. It is also worth remembering that some scent families naturally feel softer than others. Eucalyptus and peppermint often read stronger in steam. Floral, creamy, or delicate blends may feel gentler and more close-to-the-skin, even in the air. That does not mean they are ineffective. It just means the mood is different. Sometimes subtle is exactly what you want. A few safety notes that actually matter Shower steamers are simple to use, but they are still concentrated products. They are meant to scent the shower, not to be rubbed on the body or used as a bath bomb. If the formula contains essential oils, direct skin contact can be irritating for some people, especially those with sensitive skin. Keep them out of reach of children and pets, and avoid placing them where they create a slippery residue underfoot. If you wear contact lenses or have a strong sensitivity to fragrance, be cautious with very minty or intense blends in a small enclosed shower. And if you are pregnant, managing asthma, or especially scent-sensitive, it may be worth checking the ingredients first and choosing a milder option. Clean ingredients still deserve thoughtful use. When shower steamers fit best into your routine The beauty of a shower steamer is that it asks very little from you. No extra time, no elaborate setup, no special occasion required. It simply adds atmosphere to something you were already going to do. That makes it ideal for mornings when you want a clearer head, evenings when you need help letting the day go, or in-between moments when life feels crowded and your nervous system needs a softer landing. It also makes a lovely gift because it feels elevated without being complicated. At Gemini Ivy, that kind of ritual matters. Small-batch self-care has a way of turning ordinary habits into something more personal - something carefully chosen, carefully crafted, and quietly comforting. Shower steamers how to use with intention The best way to use a shower steamer is not just correctly, but intentionally. Place it where the water can gently wake it up. Let the steam carry the fragrance. Take one deeper breath than usual. Stay in the moment a little longer. That is where the experience changes - not because your shower became extravagant, but because you let it become yours. Some rituals are big and planned. Others live in five quiet minutes behind a fogged glass door. A shower steamer belongs to the second kind, and that may be why it feels so comforting. It meets you exactly where you are, then brings a little beauty with it.

Stress rarely arrives with a warning. It shows up in the jaw you keep clenching, the shoulders that sit too high, the Sunday evening restlessness that follows you into Monday morning. Most people do not need a perfect wellness plan. They need a way to come back to themselves before stress starts running the house. That is where a self care routine for stress relief can do real work. Not as a performance, and not as a long checklist you eventually avoid, but as a small series of rituals that signal safety to your body and softness to your mind. The best routines feel less like another task and more like coming home. What a self care routine for stress relief should actually do A useful routine does not need to solve every source of stress. It needs to lower the volume enough that you can think clearly, rest more deeply, and move through your day without feeling constantly braced. That usually means your routine supports three things at once. First, it helps your nervous system settle. Second, it gives your mind fewer decisions to make. Third, it creates a sensory cue that tells you this is your time to exhale. This is why simple rituals tend to work better than ambitious overhauls. A warm shower, a candle lit at the same time each evening, a body butter applied with intention, a few minutes away from your phone - these are small acts, but they teach your body what rest feels like. Repetition matters more than intensity. Start with the part of the day that feels the hardest When people try to build a stress-relief routine, they often begin with what looks ideal on paper. A 5 a.m. meditation practice sounds impressive. It also fails quickly if your mornings are already rushed and your stress peaks at night. Instead, start where you most need relief. If your evenings feel jagged and overstimulated, build your routine there. If mornings feel anxious, create a gentler start. If the middle of the day is when you unravel, a short reset may matter more than a long nighttime ritual. There is no prize for choosing the most disciplined version. The right routine is the one you will actually return to. If your stress is worst in the evening An evening routine should help your body understand that the day is closing. Lower light helps. Softer scents help. Warm water helps. So does reducing the number of inputs coming at you all at once. This might look like turning off harsh overhead lighting, showering or bathing, applying a rich moisturizer, and lighting a wooden wick candle while you read or stretch for ten minutes. The point is not to stack as many wellness habits as possible. The point is to create a familiar sequence your body begins to trust. If your stress spikes in the morning Morning stress often comes from feeling behind before the day even begins. A better approach is to keep your first few steps steady and uncluttered. Open a window. Drink water before coffee. Wash your face slowly instead of rushing through it. Use a scent that feels clean and grounding rather than overly sharp. A morning routine should wake you up without jolting you. Think clear, fresh, and composed. Build your routine around the senses Stress is not only mental. It is physical, environmental, and deeply sensory. That is why the most comforting routines often involve what you can smell, feel, and hear. Scent is especially powerful because it connects emotion and memory so quickly. A familiar fragrance can soften a room and shift your mood before you have fully named what you are feeling. The right candle or body care ritual can remind you of a slower place, a safer season, a version of yourself that is not in a rush. One fragrance, one memory, one moment - sometimes that is enough to interrupt the spiral. Texture matters too. A silky body oil or a dense body butter can turn a basic skincare step into a grounding practice. Instead of applying product mindlessly, take an extra minute. Notice the warmth of your hands, the softness of the formula, the simple comfort of caring for skin that has carried your stress all day. Sound also plays a role. Silence works for some people. Others need low music, a shower running, or the soft crackle of a wooden wick to settle their thoughts. Your routine should feel calm, not empty. The best stress-relief routines are gentle, not strict There is a difference between structure and pressure. Structure can be soothing because it reduces decision fatigue. Pressure turns self-care into another standard you have to meet. If your routine only counts when it takes an hour, includes journaling, stretching, dry brushing, tea, meditation, and a bath, it will probably collapse on busy weeks. A gentler routine has a short version and a longer version. Your short version might be five minutes: wash up, moisturize, dim the lights, breathe deeply, and step away from your phone. Your longer version might include a bath soak, a candle, and a slow skincare ritual. Both count. In fact, the shorter version is often what keeps the whole practice alive. This is where clean, thoughtfully made products can support the experience. When ingredients are chosen with care and the formula feels good on the skin, the ritual becomes easier to enjoy and easier to repeat. Luxury is not always excess. Sometimes it is simply the relief of using something that feels pristine, comforting, and made with intention. A simple self care routine for stress relief at home If you want a starting point, keep it easy enough to do even on a hard day. Begin by changing the atmosphere. Put your phone face down. Lower the lights. Light a candle or turn on a softer lamp. Let the room tell your body that you are shifting out of alert mode. Next, use water. A shower is often more realistic than a bath, and that is perfectly fine. Warm water helps release the day from your muscles and creates a natural pause between responsibilities and rest. After that, care for your skin slowly. Apply body butter or oil with full attention, especially to places where stress gathers - shoulders, arms, hands, legs. If the scent feels comforting and familiar, all the better. This is not about vanity. It is about reconnecting with your body in a kind way. Then sit down for a few quiet minutes. No multitasking. No scrolling. You can stretch, read, pray, or simply breathe. The goal is to stop consuming and start settling. If you want to take it one step further, keep a consistent closing signal. Blow out the candle. Turn on the dishwasher. Put a glass of water by your bed. Small repeated actions help your brain recognize that the day is done. When your routine needs to change Stress is not always the same, so your routine should have some flexibility. During a busy season, your version of care may need to be simpler and more practical. During grief or burnout, you may need comfort more than productivity. During a calmer season, you might have room for a longer bath or a more layered evening ritual. It also depends on what kind of stress you are carrying. If your stress is mostly physical, your body may respond best to heat, hydration, and early sleep. If it is mental overstimulation, you may need less noise, less screen time, and more sensory calm. If it is emotional, scent and memory can be especially grounding because they create a feeling of familiarity when everything else feels unsettled. The routine is not failing just because it changes. Adjusting it is part of paying attention. Make the ritual easy to return to One reason routines fall apart is friction. If your candle is tucked in a cabinet, your body butter is in another room, and your bath products are stored where you never see them, your ritual becomes something you have to assemble from scratch. Instead, keep your essentials visible and carefully packaged in a way that invites use. Place them where the ritual begins - beside the tub, on a tray near the shower, on your nightstand, or near the chair where you usually unwind. You are not just organizing products. You are making rest easier to choose. For many people, this is also where gifting matters. A beautifully curated set can become more than a present. It can be permission to slow down. Gemini Ivy understands this well, especially for those who want their stress relief to feel both deeply personal and quietly luxurious. A self care routine for stress relief does not have to be elaborate to be effective. It only has to be honest. Choose the scent that softens you, the texture that comforts you, and the few steps that help you breathe a little deeper. Then let that be enough for today.

Handcrafted in Texas, inspired by Eastern North Carolina. Shop wood wick candles, body butters, soaps & self-care gifts made with Mango CocoShea. Self-care that brings you home—one fragrance, one memory, one moment at a time. SHOP NOW Shop handcrafted candles and clean bath & body products made in New Braunfels, Texas—always inspired by Eastern North Carolina. Shop All X -Wooden Wick Candles Bath and Body Products Natural Candles, Bath, and Body Products X -Wooden Wick Candles 1/4 Handcrafted in Texas. Inspired by Eastern North Carolina. At Gemini Ivy, we’re mindful of every ingredient we choose, crafting luxury products with intention and care. From our serene studio in New Braunfels, Texas, each creation is thoughtfully made with pristine, all-natural ingredients—reflecting our unwavering commitment to both elevated self-care and well-being. We don’t just make products; we curate moments of pure, mindful indulgence—beautifully crafted, carefully packaged, and delivered from our hands to your home. Natural candles, soaps, body butters, and self-care gifts. SHOP CANDLES Browse our handpicked selection of Eastern North Carolina fragrances, curated to bring hometown nostalgia. Custom Gifts Price $60.00 Candle - Coffee & Cocoa Haven Price $35.00 Candle - Corolla Hideaway Price $35.00 Candle - Friday Night Lights Price $35.00 Candle - Gemini Ivy Signature Price $35.00 Candle - Granny's Kitchen Price $35.00 Candle - Lavender Oasis Price $35.00 Candle - Magnolia Dreams Price $35.00 Candle - Mother's Day Flowers Price $35.00 Candle - Oatmeal & Honey Escape Price $35.00 Candle - Soft Cotton Embrace Price $35.00 Candle - Sweet Potato Pie Price $35.00 Clean Ingredients, Feel-Good Luxury Our bath & body favorites are made with our proprietary Mango CocoShea blend —a rich mix of mango butter, coconut oil, and shea butter—plus thoughtfully chosen botanicals. You’ll find options that are vegan, cruelty-free, and made without harsh additives, because your self-care should feel as good as it smells. Shop Now SHOP BY CATEGORY Explore our curated collections tailored to your interests. Candles Bath & Body Products CANDLES BATH & BODY PRODUCTS The Gemini Ivy Difference At Gemini Ivy, we make handcrafted candles and natural bath & body products in small batches right here in New Braunfels, Texas—each one inspired by Eastern North Carolina memories. From our cozy fragrance stories to our skin-loving formulas, every product is made to help you slow down, breathe deep, and come back home. Shop Now SHOP BY MOOD Start with your mood—and we’ll match you with a fragrance story that fits. For Cozy Nights Wood wick candles with nostalgic fragrances. For Dry Skin Mango CocoShea body butters & body oils For Gifting Self-care bundles made to feel like home For Sensitive Skin Clean, vegan bath & body options NEW ARRIVALS Check out our handpicked new arrivals, chosen to match your unique tastes. Soap - Fabric Softner - Lavender Oasis Price $30.00 Soap - Fabric Softner - Soft Cotton Embrace Price $30.00 Soap - Laundry Detergent - Lavender Oasis Price $30.00 Soap - Laundry Detergent - Soft Cotton Embrace Price $30.00 Shower Steamer - Lavender Oasis (Relaxing) Price $20.00 Shower Steamer - Lavender & Peppermint (Focus) Price $20.00 Shower Steamer - Eucalyptus & Mint (Refreshing - Extra Strength) Price $20.00

Meet Gemini Ivy—Eastern North Carolina nostalgia meets sustainable luxury. Handcrafted in New Braunfels, Texas: wood wick candles, vegan soaps, Mango CocoShea body care, and self-care gifts that bring you home. ABOUT GEMINI IVY Our Story At Gemini Ivy, every product tells a story—our story. Luxury and intention combine in every luxurious, handcrafted creation. In our New Braunfels studio, premium natural ingredients become sophisticated self-care experiences, thoughtfully designed to elevate your daily routine. From our signature green vessels and crackling-wick candles to our vegan soaps and body products, each product brings refined comfort and mindful luxury to your sanctuary. We create wood wick candles, vegan soaps, body butters, body oils, and self-care gifts—handcrafted in New Braunfels, Texas and inspired by Eastern North Carolina. At the heart of our skincare collection lies our proprietary Mango CocoShea—an exquisite blend of refined shea, coconut, mango, essential oils and butters. This sophisticated formula delivers unparalleled hydration and nourishment, transforming daily care into moments of pure indulgence. Each oil and butter is carefully selected for its unique anti-inflammatory, nutrient rich, and ultra moisturizing properties to create the ultimate luxury experience. But what makes Gemini Ivy truly special? We bottle memories inspired by Eastern North Carolina—tobacco fields at sunset, coastal hideaways, Friday night football games, and family gatherings—our fragrances don’t just smell beautiful. They bring you home. 100% Natural • Vegan & Cruelty-Free • Handcrafted with Love Handcrafted in small batches in New Braunfels, Texas Eastern North Carolina–inspired fragrance stories Proprietary Mango CocoShea blend (mango butter, coconut oil, shea butter) Vegan + cruelty-free Made without harsh additives Wooden wick candles (clean ambiance + cozy crackle) Sustainable luxury mindset (eco-conscious where possible) CANDLES BATH & BODY Sustainability Natural Ingredients Plant Based Pristine Elegance Discover our artisanal collections, where Eastern North Carolina–inspired fragrances meet modern skincare excellence. Gemini Ivy’s premium, cruelty-free, plant-based formulations elevate everyday self-care into moments of refined indulgence—where nostalgia and tradition blend seamlessly with sophisticated, feel-good luxury. Our Commitment Sustaining Humanity and Earth We’re committed to ethical labor practices and eco-conscious formulations that help forge a more sustainable future. With every product, we prioritize both people and the planet—championing responsible creativity and setting a higher standard for mindful, sustainable luxury. Eastern NC Inspiration Weaving Hometown Nostalgia into Self-Care Experience the artistry of our signature fragrances: the airy mist of summers along the Carolina coast, the intimate warmth of Friday Night Bonfires, the indulgent sweetness of Sweet Potato Pie, and the serene escape of magnolia-kissed breezes. Each hand-poured creation blends nostalgia with modern luxury, transforming your space into a sanctuary where cherished memories meet contemporary sophistication.

Contact Gemini Ivy to inquire about wholesale opportunities. WHOLESALE INQUIRIES Wholesale Inquiry Thank you for your interest in partnering with Gemini Ivy in a wholesale capacity. We offer wholesale pricing to qualified retailers. Minimum Opening Order (MOO) is $500 with a $250 minimum for reorders. Payment is due in full via credit card or PayPal upon order placement. Wholesale orders typically ship within 7 -10 business days (unless specified otherwise). All shipping costs are calculated based on order weight and destination. Returns are not accepted. Damaged items must be reported within 24 hours of delivery. Please complete the wholesale inquiry form below to receive more information. Wholesale Inquiry Form First name* Last name* Email* Phone* What collection are you interested? Number of Items* Desired Date of Delivery* Month Month Day Year Time : Hours Minutes AM Is expedited shipping required?* Yes No Please add any notes or helpful additional information? Submit Payment Methods Credit / Debit Cards PAYPAL Apple Pay Offline Payments