💫What Does [Wellness] Mean & Look Like To You? 💫
There’s nothing like women of color showing up and holding space for one another. In a society that wasn’t built for us, it is a blessing to be living in … Continue reading
Six Ways To 💫[Take Care]💫 of Yourself During The Corona Virus Outbreak!
With the concern growing around the #coronavirus, it is important that we all take a moment to tune in and figure out ways that we can protect ourselves physically, mentally … Continue reading
✨ What Is A [SACRED BODY ADORNMENT]? ✨
It is beauty, love — art, that dresses not only your body but your mind and soul. When I created DE LA JIPI, I knew that I wanted my jewels, … Continue reading
Crystal High Workshop [January 25th 2020]
On January 25th, 2020, I held my first workshop. Holding space for black and brown women is something that I have wanted to do for a very long time. Especially … Continue reading
Burning Sage 💨 [How To Smudge Properly And With Intention]
Burning sage — also known as smudging — is an ancient spiritual ritual. The practice of burning sage is sacred in many Indigenous communities and deserves to be respected. It’s something … Continue reading
A Self Love Ritual ♡
What Does a Self Love Ritual Look Like? Our highest state is love, and it all begins with ourselves. When we love ourselves, love comes to us with ease. When … Continue reading
5 WAYS TO USE DE LA JIPI AURA MYSTS
There’s beauty in a product that can be used in more ways than one—which is the case with most of DE LA JIPI products, might I add. For example, the … Continue reading
Re-Vamping The Blog
Elements Of A Hippie started as a personal blog — my own little safe haven. I would come here, write my heart out, release my insecurities and fears then return … Continue reading
One more reflection before moving on …
I’ve thought about 2018, a lot. I guess I keep going back to it because there were so many lessons that I learned during the latter part of the year. … Continue reading
Diving In
As 2018 came to an end, I did a lot of reflection and had many moments of solitude. Those moments brought me back to self and to center. I did … Continue reading
