Fascinated since her tween years by all things skin- and beauty-related, Tracy spent not only her time–but most of her allowance–at the drugstore. Her grandmother, a prominent and influential figure in her childhood, also introduced her to a cornucopia of home remedies for everything from split ends to brittle nails, many of which Tracy still uses for her own five daughters today.
When Tracy’s youngest child experienced bouts of severely-irritated skin as a baby, she decided to concoct her own remedy. With her background as a Nurse Practitioner, she knew how to medically treat the skin affliction, but her years of study in Ayurveda prompted her to take a more holistic path. Friends became interested in the kitchen experiments she began crafting from herbs and oils, based on the principles of Eastern medicine and fused with her years of experience in modern medicine. Before long, a skincare company was born.
One Stop Wonder Balm was first created for one-year-old Phoebe’s delicate skin, but is now enjoyed by people of all ages. It is used for everything from removing eye makeup, to soothing dry cuticles, to taming tangled tresses.
Tracy's Routine
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Step 1:
One Stop
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Wonder Balm -
Step 2:
Vata Cleansing
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Powder -
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Vata or Pitta
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Treatment Oil -
Step 4:
Vata or Pitta
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Nourishing Cream -
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Vata Abhyanga Oil
Shop NowAbhyanga oil is typically applied prior to vathing, but that doesn't mesh well with Tracy's busy lifestyle. Instead, she keeps her Abhyanga oil in the shower and applies it after cleansing. In this way, the oil stays warm fro m the shower and the steam provides a mini Swedana treatment.
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Step 6:
Hair Treatment Oil
Shop NowAs a Vata, Tracy is prone to dry skin and hair. She uses the Love Jivana hair oil 1-3 times/week to keep her hair soft, manageable, and healthy.
