At Bloom and Blossom, sleep is our absolute holy grail – we know how important it is to get quality sleep and what it’s like not to have enough. A full night’s sleep? That’s the stuff sweet dreams are made of, right?Bloom and Blossom: Sleep Night-Time Dry Body Oil

Let us introduce ourselves, we’re Julia and Christina – sisters-in-law and founders of Bloom and Blossom. We started Bloom and Blossom at the same time as we started on each of our family journeys 10 years ago.

We’ve always been interested in skincare and wellness – searching for innovative solutions to looking and feeling our best – and no time more so than when we started into motherhood. Believe it or not, 10 years ago it was quite difficult to find clean, natural products that were safe to use while pregnant and that looked great, so we decided to create our own.

Bloom and Blossom: Sleep Night-Time Dry Body Oil

Now, 10 years later and with 5 children between us, we are doubling down on what it means to be a family skincare and wellness business. We still have our principle of all-natural, beautifully simple skincare at our absolute core, but we’ve learned a thing or two about family life along the way.

More than anything we have understood the absolute JOY of a good night’s sleep. Whether you’re a first-time-parent, a 2 year old baby or have no children and just want to feel your absolute best – we are all much calmer, nicer and higher-functioning humans when we’ve had a proper night’s sleep.

Bloom and Blossom: Sleep Night-Time Dry Body Oil

Our Sleep Night-Time Dry Body Oil is just one of the tools we use before bed to calm both body and mind – we’ve gone with Julia’s Nan’s favourite ingredient for relaxing and winding down after a long day – frankincense. We’ve taken Julia’s memories of her childhood sleepovers with her grandparents and bottled them to bring some serenity and calm to the chaos of everyday life.

You’ve got thizzzz…

Purchase yours today. To find out more about Bloom and Blossom, please visit www.bloomandblossom.com

Published On: June 4th, 2020 /

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