To provide healthy, organic, and effective skin wellness through natural, handcrafted formulations that simplify routines and reduce unnecessary products.
A world where beauty and wellness are achieved through fewer, better products that honor the body, nature, and ancient wisdom.
Over two decades, I’ve learned that the most powerful results don’t come from complicated routines — they come from simplicity: pure, high-quality ingredients and rituals you can actually sustain. That belief is at the heart of Flora Mirabilis and The Apotheca Edit. It's my space for sharing holistic beauty and wellness wisdom.
My career began in New York, after, I joined the famous Completely Bare spa, owned by one of the Real Housewifes of New York. It was a glamorous whirlwind that taught me how transformative expert touch and the right products can be.
When I moved to Beverly Hills, CA, I found myself working alongside Andrew Cohen, MD, then head of plastic surgery at Cedars-Sinai. That’s where I first understood the importance of results-driven treatments and truly knowing skin health inside and out.
Working at Shutters on the Beach in Santa Monica, where guests came for more than just a facial, they wanted an unforgettable experience.
Eventually, at The Beverly Hills Hotel Spa, I became known as a celebrity facialist, eventually trusted by clients like Jimmy Fallon, Kelly Rutherford, Angie Harmon, & so many more who could choose anyone in the world to treat their skin.
Through it all, one truth remained: less is more. That’s even truer for me now as a mother and a woman seeking a holistic, mindful life.
The Apotheca Edit is my way of sharing what I’ve learned. From ancient traditions to modern wisdom — with you, wherever you are in the world.
If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by skincare, you’ll love one of my favorite pieces: “Less Is More: Why You Should Simplify Your Skincare Routine”. It’s a gentle guide to creating more balance, more radiance, and more time for yourself.
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Jordan, Founder of Flora Mirabilis
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