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Gift Ideas from Indie Utah Businesses 2021: Blue Velvet Bunny
Blue Velvet Bunny invites shoppers to express themselves while also joining a larger movement that centers the health of our planet. … read more
Mike Brown: Amazon-Level Lazy!
Here’s what’s on Mike Brown’s Amazon list: Put your fucking screen down, use your legs to walk to a cool local store and buy some rad shit. … read more
Lavender Lathers: Craft Lake City Kid Row Artisan
Fourteen-year-old Utah native Elizabeth Ssejinja created Lavender Lathers to make homemade soap after being diagnosed with cancer in 2018. … read more
Hair is Hair: Laser Hair Removal is for Everyone with...
Laser hair removal experts Milan Laser Hair Removal dispel common myths about ditching your razor and ridding yourself of unwanted hair. … read more
Tinkering With Love: Utah-Made Bath Products From Ya Mon Soaks
John Hewett founded Ya Mon Soaks for one very important reason: “My wife and I dig each other [and] we wanted to start a business together.” … read more
Essence of Ebony: Black Excellence Through Natural Hair Styling
Essence of Ebony is a hairstyling and salon experience for Black individuals looking to embrace the natural power and beauty of their hair. … read more
Miss Essie’s BBQ: Keeping Family Tradition Alive Through Homemade BBQ...
Miss Essie’s Southern BBQ brings “the South to your mouth” through home-cooked smoked meats and authentic BBQ sauce. … read more
Twisted Roots: Bringing Afro-Caribbean Style and Community to Downtown SLC
Twisted Roots is about more than just selling merchandise and items in a brick-and-mortar store: It’s about supporting a community. … read more
9th & 9th Book & Music Gallery: The Bookstore in...
At 9th & 9th Book & Music Gallery, you can peruse the shelves and while away the hours steeped in books you wouldn’t normally find elsewhere. … read more
Reciprocal Care: Skinworks School of Advanced Skincare
Doubling as a school, a reciprocal exchange of needs and care defines Skinworks and sets it apart from other spa experiences. … read more