Has climbed the Kowledge Tree of medicinal plants since 2009. She discovers its ramifications in the ELPM, school of medicinal plants of Lyon, France: the various uses of plants, botany and aromatherapy.

She continued to explore different branches of that tree through shorter and longer internships with producers, harvestors, plant based products creators. Along one of these branches, she finds herself charmed by the bud and chooses to specialise in gemmotherapy.

The professional activity started in 2013, focusing on wild harvests, gemmotherapy, natural cosmetics and dried herbs. She is passionate and loves to harvest, to keep on learning evermore about plants, to develop recipes and try her latest creations. The range of her products has grown rapidly.

Both her parents teach yoga, her father created a line of ayurvedic herbal teas and her mother teaches yoga doula. Her educational itinerary is quite uncommon. She grows up in a yogi community, goes to a Steiner School in the Hautes-Alpes region of France, then to an internation school in the Netherlands and in an Amristar Yoga school in Indian Penjab. Quite à fertile and cosmopolitan bringing up !

Breton, from Brittany, France, dgeographer and map-maker (Masters of Geomatics) has worked as such during two years, for engineering consultants in environment for renewable energies after having beeing into interational cooperation development.

Inspired by wilderness, itinerant traveling and budhist pilgrimages, he is following Alexandra David-Néel’s footsteps.
For 7 years he hits Yunnan dust paths (chinese region) from historical Tibet to burmese and laosian borders. He is comanaging a budding hiking agency. He teaches Kundalini yoga and is a hiking guide. He has come back in France to live with his partner

In his family, a lineage of herbalists has lived on since the french revolution of 1789. To jump in the tub of the farming and business world, after having been in the great big oriental tub, has been done naturally, in a flowing and joyful process.