Spring is for the flowers. Growing them, admiring them, stopping to smell them…and drinking them. Floral herbs aren’t only gorgeous, they're deeply medicinal, feminine, and deeply satisfying to steep, sip, and savor. Here are 6 of our favorite ways to drink the flowers.

Is cycle syncing empowering or just another set of rules to follow? We talked to real women about what cycle syncing actually feels like from the inside — and explore what it looks like when it's truly yours.

Loved Women Who Run With the Wolves and looking for you next read? Here are 6 books that explore similar territory: archetypes, myth, cycles, and the connection with the wild feminine.

Cycle syncing has never been more visible — or more contested. Some embrace it as feminist reclamation, while others are calling it an alt-right pipeline. We mapped the ideological landscape of cycle syncing content, because the truth is messier, more interesting, and more urgent than the conversation suggests.

Gathered is the corner of The Salon where we feature poetry, personal essays, & other creative writing

Holistic esthetician Gabrielle on how the spring affects our skin, her favorite seasonal beauty rituals, and how we can support the body in its natural rhythm of awakening

“A big part of my work is rooted in transformation. After facing a life-altering health diagnosis, I’ve come to see creativity as more than just expression… it’s devotion. It’s a way of choosing life, again and again.”

Who benefits when women believe they need injectables, fillers, and toxic beauty products to be beautiful? It's not us, it's not our bodies, and it's not the earth. It’s time to reject the artificial, embrace the natural, and glow from within.

Want glowy skin, morning de-puffing, and deep nourishment? Meet mineral-rich overnight nettle infusions. Here's why we love them and how to make your own.

Gathered is the corner of The Salon where we feature poetry, personal essays, & other creative writing

Vegetable skins for homemade stock, coffee grounds body scrub, scallion ends you can regrow in your windowsill—here are five practical ways to use the food scraps you'd normally toss.

Last month, the UN finally recognized the transatlantic slave trade for what it was: the gravest crime against humanity. The long-overdue declaration opens the door to deeper questions about reparations. What will follow?

Slow, embodied stretches for finding flow and reconnecting to your body as the world comes alive.

A soundtrack for your rebirth

PSA: most pads and tampons contain lead, arsenic, microplastics, and hormone disruptors that can worsen cramps and lead to longer term issues. The good news? There are better options. Here's what to look for and what to avoid.

The idea of choice is a cornerstone of the modern reproductive rights movement. But who actually has the resources and safety to choose freely? Here’s why choice isn’t enough — and why we need reproductive justice instead.

Most activewear is loaded with hormone disruptors and microplastics that leach into your body when you sweat—linked to fertility issues, PCOS, and worse. Here are 3 sustainable brands proving you don't have to sacrifice style for health.

Start your spring reading list here: four novels about women, magic, and becoming. Sisterhood and secrets, magic and artistry, mythology and destiny, and the pull of the heart.

Luteal phase have you craving a chocolatey treat? These sweet potato brownies are equal parts indulgence and nourishment — here’s how to make them.

Twenty questions you probably haven't asked before. Some deep, some playful, all are more interesting than “how was your day?” For long drives, dinner dates, or lying in bed together.