I don't remember the exact moment this started. There wasn't one big spark. It was more of a slow pull.
I needed a creative outlet — somewhere to put my hands and my attention that was just mine. So I started blending scents, chasing feelings I couldn't quite name until they finally felt right.
It didn't stay just mine for long. My husband started wicking the candles. My kids measure wax on the kitchen scale, and everyone in the house ranks each new scent I blend. Moss & Lantern turned into a family project.
I still pour my heart into every scent we make. I just don't do it alone anymore.
