Introducing

Beauty of the Fae

Botanical Beauty Remedies

from the Folk of Legend and Lore

Illustrated by Serena Malyon

A curated collection of the beauty rituals of beloved characters of myth & folklore. These easy DIY recipes will show you just how to have skin as soft as a Selkie with a complexion as clear as the Queen of the Faeries. 

Lokoya Skin brings this knowledge to you. Named for the region in the Mayacamas mountains in which she grew up and where she began her potion-making, the word Lokoya means elk or deer in the native language of the Wintun people who inhabited this area. This lush and wild landscape fed her imagination and cultivated in her a love of beauty and mythology.

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About

Hannah Kelley

Raised among the sun streaked redwoods of Mount Veeder in Napa, California, esthetician Hannah Brady began a lifelong affair with all things green and growing. Her first handmade beauty products (at age 8) were meyer lemon water perfumes poured into her mother’s antique bottle collections. 

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As she grew, her love of skin care blossomed and she studied botanical beauty in San Francisco, receiving her esthetics license in 2012. In the midst of growing her skills in spas around the bay area, she developed a knowledge of DIY beauty recipes and spa rituals that were uniquely her own. 

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