by Candace Parrish
March 18, 2024
I started Odelia, Marie, & Patrice during a particularly stressful time in my career as a professor. In my academic career, I was an advocat...
by Candace Parrish
March 8, 2024
I created OMandP as a tool to promote deep healing and moments—sans environmental impact. So it’s a pleasure for me to share the creations I’ve made to help foster these tender moments with self. 🖤
by Candace Parrish
January 16, 2024
A Candle Collaboration Turned Vendor Aid Fund
Candace Parrish, Ph.D. (Founder of OMandP) and Mary Wolfe (Edenton Farmer's Market President) holdin...
by Candace Parrish
January 7, 2024
An Journal Excerpt from Candace Patrice
Today (1/7) is a special day at OMandP. It’s Joyce “Marie” of Odelia, Marie, & Patrice’s birthday! 🎊
...
by Candace Parrish
January 3, 2024
Beyond Resolutions & Goals
Photo Credit: Evie Shaffer
At the start of the new year, we often immediately declare resolutions and goals. In th...
by Nachelle Profic
December 14, 2023
Photo by George Dolgih | Graphics Added by OMandP
Believe it or not – gift exchange, giving/receiving, and the holiday season in general are not me...
by Nachelle Profic
November 29, 2023
Photo by Taryn Elliott
It’s difficult to continue to read the same words recycled time and time again as we “navigate” and “cope” during uncer...
by Candace Parrish
October 8, 2023
Today’s beauty industry is contributing to racial inequities in climate change without conscious awareness.
Photo Credit: Ron Lach
Every year,...
by Candace Parrish
July 9, 2023
Perhaps one of my favorite events of the year (outside of Juneteenth) is Odelia Day! You may wonder, ‘what is Odelia Day?’. It’s a day (well, ac...
by Candace Parrish
May 6, 2023
This year, in addition to our special edition Juneteenth 2023 collection (pictured below), I am sharing an extra special message about the importa...
by Candace Parrish
October 20, 2022
During this Black History Month (2021) i'd like to pay tribute to African-American soapmakers during the era of slavery (1619 - 1865) in the United States. Although there are many artisans and soapmakers of color that have thrived from slavery until now, there is limited spotlight on the history and contributions of slaves in the field of soap making.
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I started Odelia, Marie, & Patrice during a particularly stressful time in my career as a professor. In my academic career, I was an advocat...
I created OMandP as a tool to promote deep healing and moments—sans environmental impact. So it’s a pleasure for me to share the creations I’ve made to help foster these tender moments with self. 🖤
A Candle Collaboration Turned Vendor Aid Fund Candace Parrish, Ph.D. (Founder of OMandP) and Mary Wolfe (Edenton Farmer's Market President) holdin...
An Journal Excerpt from Candace Patrice Today (1/7) is a special day at OMandP. It’s Joyce “Marie” of Odelia, Marie, & Patrice’s birthday! 🎊 ...
Beyond Resolutions & Goals Photo Credit: Evie Shaffer At the start of the new year, we often immediately declare resolutions and goals. In th...
Photo by George Dolgih | Graphics Added by OMandP Believe it or not – gift exchange, giving/receiving, and the holiday season in general are not me...
Photo by Taryn Elliott It’s difficult to continue to read the same words recycled time and time again as we “navigate” and “cope” during uncer...
Today’s beauty industry is contributing to racial inequities in climate change without conscious awareness. Photo Credit: Ron Lach Every year,...
Perhaps one of my favorite events of the year (outside of Juneteenth) is Odelia Day! You may wonder, ‘what is Odelia Day?’. It’s a day (well, ac...
This year, in addition to our special edition Juneteenth 2023 collection (pictured below), I am sharing an extra special message about the importa...
During this Black History Month (2021) i'd like to pay tribute to African-American soapmakers during the era of slavery (1619 - 1865) in the United States. Although there are many artisans and soapmakers of color that have thrived from slavery until now, there is limited spotlight on the history and contributions of slaves in the field of soap making.
