Specialties
Queen City Alchemy is a company with a conscience. We believe that taking great care of your skin shouldn't mean sacrificing your own health and wellbeing, or the wellbeing of animals. We are in proud partnership with the Business Network for the Campaign for Safe Cosmetics and gained Leaping Bunny Certification through the Coalition for Consumer Information on Cosmetics. Queen City Alchemy is committed to providing the highest quality soaps, serums, balms and botanicals using ONLY safe, non-toxic, and cruelty-free ingredients. We invite you to experience our passion for quality, beauty, honesty, and simplicity to bring balance and harmony to your life, allowing your most vibrant light to shine.
History
Established in 2008.
Originally under the name Little Organics, Queen City Alchemy was formed in 2008. Emily Little, curator of the Queen City Alchemy brand, is a community herbalist, infrequent writer, mamapreneur, and recovering cubicle occupant with a passion for holistic wellness. All her life, Emily has been on a mission to heal herself and the rest of the world through the tradition and magic of botanicals. From a young age Emily aspired to become a community herbalist, mostly due to the influence of her mother, a beautiful and powerful home herbalist. Today she continues her life-long journey studying plant medicine, learning from her mother, some of the best herbalists in America, as well as through field work in the western Appalachian region.
Meet the Business Owner: Emily L.
Emily Little, curator of the Queen City Alchemy brand, is a community herbalist, infrequent writer, mamapreneur, and recovering cubicle occupant with a passion for holistic wellness. All her life, Emily has been on a mission to heal herself and the rest of the world through the tradition and magic of botanicals. From a young age Emily aspired to become a community herbalist, mostly due to the influence of her mother, a beautiful and powerful home herbalist. Today she continues her life-long journey studying plant medicine, learning from her mother, some of the best herbalists in America, as well as through field work in the western Appalachian region.