Psychic Salve — A handmade botanical salve for the body as a place worth returning to.

Some things take time to become what they're meant to be. Psychic Salve is one of them.

This salve began as a collaboration between Bonny and her mother — and the first thing you should know about her mother is that she is genuinely psychic. Not as a personality trait or a brand angle, but as a lived reality. Her intuition is the kind that arrives before the question does. The name Psychic Salve is a direct tribute to her, and to what she brought into the making of this product: a quality of attention that goes beyond the recipe.

The base of this salve is shea butter, coconut oil, jojoba, argan oil, and local beeswax sourced from Salt Spring Island — a foundation chosen for its richness, its skin-compatibility, and its ability to carry the star ingredients properly. Those are calendula and lavender, infused together in oil over an extended period of time. Not steeped briefly and pressed — genuinely infused, slowly, the way botanical medicine is supposed to be made, so that the properties of the plant have time to fully move into the oil that will eventually move into your skin.

Calendula has been used for centuries for its ability to soothe, soften, and support the skin's natural repair process. Lavender brings calm — to the nervous system as much as to the surface of the skin. Together, infused into a base this nourishing, the result is a salve that works on more than one level. Applied to the hands, the pulse points, or the back of the neck, it becomes a small ritual of return — to the body, to the present moment, to something that was made for you with genuine care.

Made in small batches on Salt Spring Island, BC. A 2oz amber jar. The kind of thing you'll notice is gone before you expect it to be.

Fawn Lily Essence — For the gifted, sensitive person who has been protecting themselves a little too well

You feel things deeply. You've always known that about yourself — the way a room's energy lands on you before you've spoken to anyone, the way you need more recovery time than most people seem to, the way you've learned, over the years, to be a little careful about how much of yourself you put into the world.

That sensitivity is a gift. But somewhere along the way, the protection around it may have become the whole story.

Fawn Lily is a single-flower essence remedy made from Erythronium, a delicate woodland bloom that emerges at the edge of snowmelt — tender enough to grow only in the most sheltered conditions, yet one of the first flowers brave enough to open in early spring. It is, in the language of flower essences, a remedy for the transition from withdrawal to full presence. For the person who has something real to offer and has been holding it just slightly out of reach.

Flower essences work on the emotional and energetic body — gently, cumulatively, without forcing anything. This one doesn't ask you to become louder or more exposed than feels right. It simply supports you in softening the protective layer that was necessary once but may no longer be serving you. The result, over time, is a feeling of being more genuinely available — to your own life, to the people in it, and to the gifts you came here with.

Four sprays, four times daily. For the person who is almost ready to be seen.

50% of profit will be donated to The Stqeeye’ Learning Society.

The Arc Line — The complete set: Return to Radiance, Walk on Water, Soft Landing — three remedies, 15ml each

If you're new to flower essences and not sure where to start, this is your answer.

The Arc Line brings all three FEFE remedies together in one set — each in a 15ml bottle, sized for your bag, your travel kit, or your bedside table. Together they trace the full arc of a meaningful transition: the return to yourself, the courage of the crossing, and the softness of the landing. Most people find that they need all three at different points, and having the set means you always have the right one within reach.

Flower essences are one of the gentlest entry points into botanical medicine. They were developed by Dr. Edward Bach in the 1930s based on the belief that our emotional state is deeply connected to our overall sense of aliveness — and that plants, each with their own energetic signature, can support us in coming back to ourselves. They're non-habit forming, they have no known contraindications, and they work subtly enough that many people don't notice them working until they look back and realize something has shifted.

The Arc Line is also one of the most thoughtful gifts you can give someone who is in the middle of something. Because most people who are navigating real change need all three.

Three remedies. One arc.

Packaged in paper from Japan.

Soft Landing — The gentle hug after a big execution

You did it. You got through the hard thing — the launch, the ending, the conversation you'd been putting off, the version of your life you finally let go of. And now you're in the strange, tender aftermath. The adrenaline is clearing. The dust is settling. You should feel relief, and you do — but there's something else too, something unnamed and a little raw.

That part is real, and it deserves its own remedy.

Soft Landing is a flower essence blend for the emotional integration that comes after a significant moment. Flower essences are gentle botanical remedies that work on the emotional and energetic body — developed originally by Dr. Edward Bach in the 1930s, and used by millions of people worldwide as a quiet, supportive tool for navigating life's transitions. They don't numb or rush you. They make space.

Calendula brings warmth back into a body that has been in survival mode. White princess daphne for the quiet dignity of something completed. Nicotiana for the softening that needs to happen before the next thing can begin. Plum blossom with thorn, because integration isn't all sweetness — the thorn is there intentionally.

This is not a remedy for people who are falling apart. It's for people who held it together beautifully and are now, finally, allowed to feel it. Four sprays, four times daily. Give yourself the landing you earned.

Walk on Water — For real, embodied confidence

You've made the decision. Maybe you said yes to something that scared you. Maybe you quit, or launched, or left, or started. You're committed — and now you're in the gap between who you were and who you're becoming, and the ground hasn't quite arrived yet.

That vertigo is real. And it doesn't mean you made the wrong choice.

Walk on Water is a flower essence remedy for the in-between. Flower essences work on the emotional body — they're made by infusing flowers in sunlit water to capture the energetic signature of the plant. They don't sedate, they don't suppress, and they don't require a diagnosis. They work gently and cumulatively, helping you become more available to your own wisdom.

This blend was made for courage that has to live in the body, not just the mind. Plum blossom with thorn holds both the softness and the edge of a bold commitment. Star magnolia for the dignity of opening before the world has warmed enough to confirm you. White hibiscus for the grace of being fully present in uncertainty rather than armoring against it.

Confidence isn't the absence of fear — it's the ability to stay in your body while the fear moves through. Walk on Water doesn't remove the uncertainty. It helps you trust your footing inside it.

Take four sprays under the tongue, four times daily. Let it work while you do.

Return to Radiance — Reconnect with purpose

You know that feeling when you look at your life and it all makes sense on paper, but something in you has gone quiet? Not depressed, not burnt out exactly — just... dim. Like you've been running on a version of yourself that's a few degrees off from the real one.

Return to Radiance is a flower essence remedy made for that specific feeling.

Flower essences are a form of botanical medicine that work on the emotional and energetic body rather than the physical one. They've been used since the 1930s — developed by Dr. Edward Bach, a British physician who believed that emotional states were at the root of most of what ails us. Each essence is made by infusing a flower in water under sunlight, capturing the energetic imprint of the plant. The result is a gentle, cumulative remedy that works with your inner landscape rather than overriding it.

Return to Radiance was made for the person who has drifted from themselves without realizing it. It contains gorse for the exhaustion that has become your new normal, calendula to warm the voice back up, and moon flower and nicotiana to soften the places in you that quietly contracted while you were busy living your life.

You take it four sprays under the tongue, four times a day. It doesn't fix anything overnight. It works the way light works in early spring — gradually, then all at once. Most people notice a shift within the first two weeks: a feeling of returning to themselves, of wanting things again, of remembering what they actually care about.

If you've been feeling like a slightly muted version of who you know yourself to be, this one is for you.