Sonoran Rosie — Local services in Tucson

We attended the #ThisIsTucson open air market yesterday. A work colleague of mine had shared her creosote and rosemary balm with me and wears Sonoran Rosie fragrance, and I was looking forward to discussing my Honey's skin issues.

However, unlike the other vendors who both acknowledged and engaged with us, Sonoran Rosie (or whoever was staffing the booth) did not look up from her phone nor utter one word. . Even when I remarked about my Honey sampling the creosote balm and discussing it with Sonoran Rosie, she didn't budge. I try to give people the benefit of the doubt, but even a "I'll be with you in a moment" would've sufficed.

We left both discouraged and disgusted. If this is the way she treats potential customers, we won't even bother visiting the...

Have you been to a local pop up market to in Tucson lately? Did you follow your nose to the incense? If so, it was most likely Sonoran Rosie’s vetiver incense and it is what dreams are made of! Rosie’s products are all crafted with desert botanicals. I’ve tried the desert primrose cream, rosemary lotion, oils and dream blends and they have all been so luscious and nourishing to my skin. Try it for yourself and find...

I am so thankful for Sonoran Rosie. it's more than just amazing skincare - it's medicinal, it's joyful, & it's a way to genuinely deepen your own personal connection to nature. I love that not only have I found products that work well, but to know they are foraged ethically AND packed sustainably feels almost foo good to be true. serendipity! I feel truly lucky to shop this local treasure & plan to use the salt spray...