Happy International Women's Day for tomorrow!
At Tallow+Ash, around 75% of our team and 90% of our amazing customers are women. 🥰 So celebrating and empowering women is incredibly important to us, not just in the workplace, but in everyday life too, supporting each other, celebrating achievements, and sharing stories about the women in our lives who inspire us every day.
So with that in mind, we’d love you to do the same. Comment below with the woman in your life you’d love to celebrate and tomorrow on IWD we’ll pick 8 comments to receive a scent of their choice. We can’t wait to read about the women in your life that matter most. 💜
PS. Our Mother's Day collection has just gone live! If you're looking for the perfect Mother's Day gift, we've got something for you. Check it out here:
382 commentaires
Annette Griffiths
My mum, she experienced WWII a bit too close for comfort as a young child, was forced to leave the home she loved, was a refugee in Denmark for a couple of years together with my grandma. Then believing her dad was still alive they moved to the GDR and received the bad news grandpa was no more. Stayed in the GDR for a few years until they could escape through a ruse and join my great grandma in Berlin. She loved living in Berlin. She found my dad (that’s a story I am not sure about and I never asked) but I know they wrote each other letters.
My Swiss dad swept her off her feet and she joined him in Switzerland. She learnt Swiss German so quickly I really can’t remember her ever speaking in German to me unless she read a book to me.
They got married and a year later I arrived. And almost 60 years later I was diagnosed with autism and ADHD and whenever I speak to her and we talk about my sensory issues she says that’s how she feels. And tells me about things that bother her.
I keep thinking this autistic ADHDer has seen the absolute the worst in humanity, was forced to leave everything behind, was nearly blown out of the water, had to deal with hatred and yet her joy for life at the age of 86 is just amazing and heart warming.
I love her so much!
Lisa Proud
I celebrate my daughter. She is brave and courageous and has dealt with a hidden illness all her life. She shows me what strength is and always does it with a smile xx
Ebonnie Marie
I want to celebrate myself growing up with my grannie as my inspiration who unfortunately isn’t with us anymore she made me understand the meaning of empowerment and how strong I can be I stand tall to know that not all of us are blessed with decent mothers so I celebrate myself!!! Strong independent women
Susan Moran
I celebrate my beautiful daughter’s & granddaughters every day. The women they are astound and amaze me.
Nat
Mu mum, who sadly passed away a week ago. She was a lioness, fearsly protective, strong and also stubborn as hell ! Missed by many xxx
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