For over two decades, Tiffany has been the driving force behind a thriving, values-driven small business rooted in sustainability, community and meaningful craft. She began her career as a chemistry teacher and maker, frustrated by the high price tags and hidden compromises of “natural” products. With a science background, a DIY spirit, and a deep respect for her grandmother’s ethos of thrift, resourcefulness and slow-living, she decided to change the game.

She founded her company out of her basement and evolved it into a full workshop, kitchen, and brick-and-mortar store in historic downtown Littleton, Colorado. She hand-crafts bath and body care, home cleaning solutions and reusable alternatives to everyday disposables — always balancing quality, accessibility and ecological impact.

Over the years, Tiffany has refined her operations: sourcing certified-sustainable and organic ingredients when possible, eliminating palm oil entirely, switching packaging to glass, aluminum and paperboard; offering refill stations and bulk options; and keeping production local and small-batch to retain transparency, freshness and connection. Through intentional “right-sizing,” she scaled back expansion to focus on community-serving rather than growth for growth’s sake.

But Tiffany’s work goes beyond products. She fosters a community of makers and conscious consumers, hosts workshops, shares skills, invites people behind the scenes of her studio and encourages collaboration across local small businesses. Her business is more than a brand—it’s a model of how purpose, craft and sustainability can coexist with profitability and longevity.