This week, we’re exploring how autumn invites us to tend to ourselves in deeper, more nourishing ways. In a world where beauty is often defined by surface fixes and staying forever young, this episode redefines beauty as harmony with nature and vitality from within. We’ll look at what it means to live in rhythm with the seasons, why this matters for your skin, and how practices drawn from Ayurveda and Western herbalism can help you build reserves of vitality: what’s called ojas in Ayurveda and jing in Chinese medicine. Autumn (Vata season) brings airy, dry, restless energy, and I’ll share grounding foods, rituals, and self-care practices to stabilize and resource yourself. This isn’t a checklist.  Instead, take what feels delicious and leave the rest. Links & Resources Mentioned: My favorite raw silk garshana gloves Abhyanga oil available in my shop Ear oil Connect with me further:  🌿 Instagram: @stratumaesthetics 🎥 YouTube: Stratum Aesthetics 🛒 Website + Shop: stratumaesthetics.com 📆 Sign up for the waitlist for my face massage workshop   💌 Join my email list: Sign up here to get weekly updates and insights from my newsletter: Moonday Notes 🌘    ✨ Thank you for sharing this podcast with your friends on Instagram—it means the world to me! If you loved today’s episode, please leave a 5-star review so more people can find this work.