REVIVE began in my own kitchen after years spent around horses, animals, outdoor work, and the aches that tend to come with a life lived physically. I wanted to create something that felt different from the overly complicated products lining store shelves—something rooted in plants, made intentionally, and inspired by the things people have turned to for generations.

The first batches started with a slow infusion of arnica, comfrey, calendula, rosemary, and peppermint into nourishing oils. Each botanical earned its place: arnica has a long history of topical use after physical activity, comfrey has traditionally been used in skin and body preparations, calendula is loved for its soothing qualities, rosemary brings its own rich herbal tradition, and peppermint adds that unmistakable fresh, cooling character.

From there came eucalyptus, lavender, lemon, shea butter, coconut and sunflower oils, beeswax, vitamin E, and natural menthol—ingredients chosen to create something that feels cooling, grounding, nourishing, and genuinely good to use.

And then there is CBD.

My interest in cannabinoids goes much deeper than following a wellness trend. I'm fascinated by the endocannabinoid system and the growing research surrounding cannabinoids and the body. That curiosity became part of Everwild's foundation: a belief that there is still so much to learn about what these plants may offer us.

REVIVE became the meeting point between those two worlds—old botanical traditions and modern cannabinoid research.

There were imperfect batches, adjustments, remelting, reformulating, and plenty of learning along the way. But that's part of what In the Workshop is about.

Everwild isn't built around pretending everything appeared perfectly finished.

It's about curiosity, plants, research, experimentation, and creating with intention.

Rooted in nature. Made for bodies that keep going.