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Embrace Radiance: Exploring Jane Iredale’s Sustainable Beauty Care

In an era where sustainability and conscientious consumption reign supreme, Jane Iredale emerges as a beacon of hope in the beauty industry. With a commitment to environmental responsibility and ethical practices, Jane Iredale’s sustainable beauty care sets a new standard … Read the rest

Join Community At Soft Medicine For Talk, Tea, And Good Times!

Join Us at 6:30pm on Wednesday, March 20th for Conversation + Tea at Soft Medicine!

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This is a special invitation to meet with an international leader in wholistic health who will talk on “Ancient Future Medicine” … Read the rest

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5 Tips for the Optimal Osmosis Summer Experience!

Summer. A time for being in nature. For fresh air. When our skin gets to feel the warm sun, lie in the cleansing sand. The season designated for relaxation. So what are the best ways to relax at Osmosis this
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Top 10 Outdoor Activities in West Sonoma County

Nature is Our Sanctuary

More and more data is revealing that spending time outdoors can actually make you healthier. Escaping to the woods, mountains or a walk along the beach helps both your body and your brain. At Osmosis, we Read the rest

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5 Tips to Enjoy Spa Day with Family

Have you ever wondered how you could possibly make time for self care when you have kids? Are you feeling guilty that you haven’t spent quality time with your family in a while? At Osmosis Day Spa Sanctuary, we have Read the rest

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RSVP For Our Horticultural Garden Tours with Michael Alliger and Michael Stusser

A guided tour of the Osmosis meditation garden will be conducted by Osmosis founder Michael Stusser and tree pruning expert Michael Alliger.

Wednesday, April 24 · 9:30am – 12pm PDT

Tuesday, May 7 · 9:30am – 12pm PDT

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About this event

A 2.5 hour-long guided tour of the Osmosis meditation garden will be conducted by Osmosis founder Michael Stusser and tree pruning expert Michael Alliger. This garden makes extensive use of stone, water and deer resistant plants to express the tranquil feeling of a Japanese style design.

Visitors will be treated to an in-depth look at the underlying Zen themes built into the rock arrangements and pond layout, as well as information about the planting themes and plant materials. The garden has been built over a period of many years and was designed by the preeminent landscape designer, Robert Ketchell, of Britain.

Tour includes Cedar Enzyme Footbaths, tea and snacks.

Admission: $25. Book a service for that day and get $25 off any service. Space is limited to 12, make your reservations in advance. 707-823-8231

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