Take a look at some of Los Angeles’ most beloved beauty and wellness brands that are dedicated to meeting the demands of their clients through an unexpected and challenging time.
offers private and group Zoom classes to balance and restore the body. Taking internal healing to another level, spiritual healer and shamanic counselorleads meditation, somatic counseling, and shamanic journeying over video. Also specializing in topics pertaining to today’s challenges, Geller provides online group classes focusing on well-being during shelter in place.
Each product is formulated by Sun Song’s flower essence practitioner proprietress, Saewon Oh, to aid in emotional and energetic healing., ground zero for LA’s crystal healing and therapy community, aims to channel positivity and clear energy. In addition to crystals, the studio carries detoxifying beauty products and home goods to address individual needs during social distancing and confinement.
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