Everyday rituals

The quiet ritual of an evening wash

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The quiet ritual of an evening wash

Our story began with evening rituals: the calm at the end of the day and the warmth of Arabian fragrance traditions. An evening wash does not need to be elaborate to feel like a small ceremony.

Set the scene

Dim the lights, or light a candle. Warm the water. Lay out a fresh towel. These small acts tell you the day is ending.

A lit candle beside a folded towel and a brass bowlA lit candle beside a folded towel and a brass bowl

Slow down

Work the bar between your hands until it lathers and take a moment with the fragrance before you begin. A scented soap is at its best when you give it time to be noticed.

Close the day gently

Rinse with warm water, pat dry and set your soap somewhere it can dry before tomorrow.

A little care, at the end of every day.

A small detail

Afterwards, rest your bar on a draining dish so it is ready for the next time.

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From the Thames & Red journal

Notes on fragrance, ingredients and the art of everyday rituals.

  • evening ritual
  • self-care
  • bathing

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