Our Story
Inara Essence was born from a deep love for nature and a quiet belief in the body’s ability to heal — not through force, but through gentle restoration.
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Rooted on Vancouver Island, our remedies are handcrafted in small batches using wildflowers gathered with care and respect. Each bottle carries not only the imprint of a flower, but the energy of intention — created to support emotional clarity, intuitive healing, and soulful transformation.
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The name Inara means illumination — a soft, radiant light. It speaks to the essence of what we do: helping you reconnect with your inner light, especially during times of transition, grief, or growth.
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Inara Essence was created for the sensitive ones. The feelers. The ones in the middle of becoming. We believe healing is personal and layered — and that even the smallest shifts can create profound change.
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Our Values & Mission
At Inara Essence, we believe that healing happens when we make space to feel — softly, honestly, and without judgment. Our work is rooted in three guiding values:
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Reverence for Nature
We honour the wild, subtle intelligence of plants. Each flower is gathered with deep respect, and every essence is handcrafted in rhythm with the seasons, in small batches on Vancouver Island.
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Emotional Presence
We believe emotional mindfulness is a radical act of healing. Our essences are here to meet you in moments of transition, grief, joy, or becoming — offering gentle support for the inner work of integration.
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Subtle Transformation
Healing doesn’t have to be loud to be real. Our mission is to offer remedies that hold space for quiet shifts — helping soften what’s heavy, awaken what’s dormant, and bring your inner light forward.
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We are here to support your return to yourself — through the language of flowers, through vibrational medicine, and through care.
A Note From the Founder
“Creating Inara Essence has been one of the most meaningful expressions of my life. These remedies have supported me in moments when I didn’t have words — when I just needed to feel, breathe, and begin again. It’s an honor to share them with you.”
Brittany