Yôtin (pronounced you-tin) is wind or air in Cree.
In Cree teachings, Yôtin is the breath of life. It carries our prayers, sweeps change into motion, and reminds us that though we cannot see air, we feel it, and we need it.
The Air Body Wash Bar: Yôtin is an offering to that unseen, essential force. It’s the scent of sacred sweetgrass carried on an open breeze, of ceremony and cleansing, of a spirit made light.
The Scent: Sacred Sweetgrass & Ancient Calm
Sweetgrass is known as the hair of Mother Earth, braided and burned in ceremony to carry prayers, invite healing, and cleanse energy. Here, that sacred medicine is lifted by the wind, airy, warm, and endlessly gentle, softened by the floral grace of jasmine and the quiet calm of lavender.
This bar captures the soft, sweet warmth of fresh sweetgrass just harvested from the land, a breath of jasmine and lavender that rises and drifts, and a clean, light finish that feels sacred and spacious, like stepping outside after a ceremony and breathing in the world again.
It’s clean, sacred, and carried on air. A scent that moves through you and leaves you lighter.
What It Does
Yôtin is a sensory reset. It uplifts the spirit with a gentle, refreshing cleanse, evokes feelings of freedom, openness, and lightness, and leaves skin feeling soft, clean, and carried.
Your moment to breathe deeper. To let go of what doesn’t need to travel with you.
Why our body wash bars aren't soap (even really good soap)
The difference comes down to chemistry. The process that turns oils into a solid bar, called saponification, produces a pH around 9-10, which is well above your skin's natural pH of around 4-5. That gap is what causes the tight, dry feeling after washing. Our bars skip that process entirely. Coconut-derived cleansers, never saponified, clean effectively at a pH your skin doesn't have to recover from. Dense lather, genuine hydration, and skin that feels balanced after every shower in a long lasting, concentrated format.
The Art of Iskôtêw
The elemental series features original artwork by Indigenous artist Tristen Jenni. Their signature geometric motif, rendered in each element’s own palette, runs as a single visual thread through the collection, a reminder that Fire, Water, Earth, and Air are not separate things, but one system. We chose to work with Tristen because supporting Indigenous artists is part of how we honour the traditions and teachings that inspire this line. Find Tristen on Instagram @tristen.jenni.art.
Why We Chose Yôtin
Air is our first and last breath. It connects all living things, human, plant, animal, and holds the memory of all that has passed. Sweetgrass, one of the Four Sacred Medicines in many Indigenous traditions, has always been carried on the wind: its smoke rising in ceremony, its fragrance drifting across open land.
When you use this bar, we invite you to breathe deeper, feel the lightness that comes with letting go, and remember: you are carried, always, by the wind.
Say the name: Yôtin
Let it rise from your lips like a breeze. Let it stir your spirit. This is more than cleansing. It’s movement, joy, and presence in every wash.
