Pineapple Home Apothecary

Your best bespoke candle options for October.

Twenty-five:

-Floral, woody, amber resin with white tea, lavender, thyme, and vetiver.

-Its oils come from Brazil, South Africa, Italy, India, Bulgaria. Austria, France and Texas.

Burn Twenty-five when you want the mood to be rich and mysterious.

Thirty-one:

-Elemi, cacao, to***co leaf, roasted chestnut, vanilla, birch, plum, black violet, peony, Italian leather, Saturn peaches, patchouli.

-Its oils come from Paraguay, Indonesia, India and Spain.

Burn Thirty-one on a summer night, Halloween, in your foyer, your library, or during a dinner party. It is part rare books, old archives, and the witching hour and part Upper Manhattan nightclub private room.

Fifty-seven:

-Spice, wood, lemon, lavender, bergamot, mandarin orange, cardamom, cinnamon, sandalwood, rose, carnation, jasmine, vanilla, amber, oakmoss, tonka bean.

-Its oils come from Italy, Spain, California, India, Bulgaria.

Burn when you want your space to smell intoxicating, expensive, perfume house, when you are wearing high jewelry and silk velvets or your best cufflinks and a herringbone jacket.

My Pineapple Home is bringing out the autumn candles for this change of season. Whether you want moody, gourmand, or alluring, there is a candle in my line for your preferences. Choosing between a trip to the past or a trip to a museum opening with a string quartet serenading the galleries is easy because having a candle for every mood is the best way to set the scene in your house. Try a new candle for your bedroom, or a “house candle” that you flood all your spaces with. They are all cozy, all offer that light crackling sound, and all are made with natural ingredients that are safe to breathe.

Here is some fun recent press:

Meet Tiffany Washington We recently connected with Tiffany Washington and have shared our conversation below. Tiffany, so great to have you with us and we want to jump right into a really important question. In recent years, it’s become so clear that we’re living through a time where so many folks are

I lost track of the amount of times someone asked me to help them build a list to stock their kitchen or butler's pantry. I've been tapped to help with wedding registries for a few decades now. I made a brief list of the items I own and use that are easy to acquire. Enjoy!

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I collect items when I travel and also source antique and vintage shops when time allows, so I'd stock my stash with things that have already enjoyed previous lives if I were you. But, these are quality items, some which can be passed down, and which will make life more enjoyable and easier. You'll see I'm not a fan of plastic and trendy things.

I hope this quick starting list will be of help.

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Introducing my new Cucumber Polishing Bar. Made with powdered pumice and dried strawberry seeds, this will reveal fresh skin and moisturize at the same time. Cucumber essential oil fragrances the combination of coconut oil, olive oil, castor oil, and vitamin e. This is a great recipe and a perfect addition to your skincare routine.

Cucumber Polishing Soap Fresh, invigorated skin is one bath or shower away with this polishing soap. Filled with ground pumice and dried strawberry seeds, scented with organic cucumber oil, this is a garden in a bar. Skin…

The unsung hero of the Pineapple Home Apothecary skincare line is Tabula Rasa, a bi-phase oil cleanser that I cannot live without in the summer months. Made of just two ingredients, you shake it, apply on dry skin, rub gently, add warm water and rinse off. It removes thick sunscreen, makeup, pollution and the day’s impurities.

Because of the shorter fatty acid chains and small molecular structure of main ingredient MCT oil, it penetrates the upper layers of the skin and is suitable for all skin types, including combination and acne-prone skin. It contains caprylic and capric acids, which naturally combat acne-causing bacteria and fungus without feeling heavy or greasy. MCT oil helps combat microbial growth, making it beneficial for clearing up breakouts and balancing the skin's natural oil production. It is also a natural anti-inflammatory and can help calm redness and flakiness associated with conditions like eczema and psoriasis.

Follow with another cleanser if you’d like, or repeat this for a thorough cleanse and healthy skin barrier.

Just in time for the official start of summer: Moisturizing Sweet Basil Hand and Body Soap. This is the creamy, high lather recipe in my Sea Glass liquid hand and body soap, but with the perfect summer fragrance of sweet basil with notes of green apple, sage, and clove. The shea butter and goat's milk nourish, along with vitamins that help keep your skin strong and healthy.

Perfect for your kitchen, bathroom, or shower.

Sweet Basil Moisturizing Hand Soap You won’t find a creamier hand soap. Loaded with shea butter and goat’s milk, this sweet basil liquid hand and body soap leaves your skin moisturized and scented with the gorgeous and f…

www.mypineapplehome.com/elevate-your-time-outside for all you need to enjoy the outdoors this summer. From indulgent to the everyday, there are several items on my list that will be enjoyed and appreciated year after year.

When I was 5, my parents took me to Disney World. My little brother was too small to go. I remember nearly everything about that trip, but especially when we were exiting the gate at the Cleveland airport, because he ran toward me with a single silk flower: a Tiffany rose. My grandmother must have bought it for him to give to me and I still have it somewhere. I made a Tiffany rose soap in the signature peach/pink color these roses are known for. Dropping on the site soon.

Favorite February indulgence: my new subscription to the Franco-American newspaper, .3 which has me slowing down in the best ways. I love the recipes, the return to my first love as an Art Historian, and the beautiful tactile quality of this paper. Printed in Paris, it’s right at home in my home and has me inspired to enjoy all the details that make My Pineapple Home and lifestyle special.