The name Soul Lotion was born during a silent retreat at a Buddhist monastery. One evening, after my shower, I reached for my body lotion — a small, familiar ritual of care I’ve always known. My roommate looked at me in surprise; she hadn’t expected something so ordinary, so tender, in a place dedicated to simplicity.

Her reaction made me pause. For me, this habit came naturally — something I’d watched my mother do every day after her bath. It wasn’t luxury; it was love in action. That night, I realised how easily we forget to extend the same gentleness to our inner world.

Soul Lotion is a reminder of that moment: the quiet understanding that our souls, like our skin, need regular care. Nourishment. Presence. Touch. Self-love isn’t indulgence — it’s maintenance for the spirit.