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11/05/2026

Back in Stock!! Senolytic Serum by Marie Veronique

A lightweight, targeted skin-longevity serum powered by encapsulated fisetin to support healthy cellular function and address age-related changes associated with cellular senescence. Designed to promote skin resilience and recovery for smoother, firmer, more even-looking skin over time.

How to Use:
Shake well. Smooth 1-2 pumps onto face/neck/chest. If irritation occurs, discontinue use and consult physician. Keep in a cool, dry place out of direct light. Use within 6 months of opening.

Who is it for?
Designed for all skin types experiencing signs of biological or chronological aging, including:
• Loss of resilience + slower to recover
• Dullness,
• Fine lines
• Uneven texture
• Loss of firmness
• Cumulative environmental stress.

Particularly suited to those seeking a targeted skin-longevity treatment or looking to expand an existing age-delay regimen.

Available online and in-store at Boketto Wellness.

Shop link: https://bokettowellness.com/products/senolytic-serum-marie-veronique

11/02/2026

RVA friends! A little something for showing up for your community.

On November 3rd, in honor of Election Day, we’re offering a little post-voting treat at Boketto Wellness.

Show us your “I Voted” sticker and receive complimentary gold ear seed placements with Jelena.

Gold ear seeds are a gentle form of auricular acupressure, using small seeds or gold-plated beads placed on specific points of the ear to encourage balance and support the body’s natural regulatory processes.

Potential benefits of ear seeds:

* Encourage relaxation and stress relief
* Support nervous system regulation
* Promote a sense of calm and grounding
* Support sleep and relaxation
* Help ease everyday tension

A small ritual of care for yourself after participating in something meaningful. We look forward to seeing you at Boketto!

**Special is valid while supplies last.**

Photos: kelley farlow diaz photography

11/01/2026

Happy November 1st!

As we transition into November, nature invites us to slow down, turn inward, and embrace the quieter rhythm of the season.

In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), November falls within the energetic season of late autumn and the transition into winter, when the Water element begins to take center stage. This is a time to conserve our energy, nourish our reserves, and create space for rest and restoration.

As temperatures drop and daylight becomes shorter, TCM encourages us to live in greater harmony with the natural environment. Rather than pushing through the season at the same pace as the warmer months, this is an opportunity to soften, simplify, and support the body through intentional seasonal practices.

A few ways to welcome November through a TCM lens:

• Nourish with warmth: Incorporate cooked, grounding foods like soups, broths, congee, root vegetables, and warming teas to support digestion and nourish the body.

• Protect your Qi: Prioritize adequate sleep, restorative movement, and moments of stillness. This is a season for conserving energy rather than constantly expending it.

• Support the Lungs and Kidneys: As we move from Metal into Water, continue supporting respiratory health while nurturing the Kidney system, which TCM associates with vitality, longevity, and our foundational reserves.

• Embrace the quieter rhythm: Spend time outdoors, reconnect with nature, reduce unnecessary stimulation, and allow yourself more opportunities for reflection.

• Make space for restoration: Consider practices like acupuncture, therapeutic bodywork, facial treatments, gua sha, and sound healing to support relaxation and reconnect with your body.

Seasonal living is about recognizing that our needs naturally shift throughout the year. November offers an invitation to slow down, replenish, and cultivate the inner resources that carry us through winter.

At Boketto, we believe wellness is not just about caring for the body, but learning to care for it in rhythm with the seasons.

10/30/2026

Have you tried natto? This traditional Japanese fermented soybean food is one of the most nutrient-dense additions you can make to your diet.

Natto is especially well known for its impressive vitamin K2 content, beneficial bacteria, and unique enzyme called nattokinase.

A few reasons to give natto a place in your weekly routine:

• Rich in vitamin K2 (MK-7): Supports healthy calcium metabolism and plays an important role in bone health by helping direct calcium into bones and teeth.

• Supports gut health: Natto is fermented with Bacillus subtilis natto, a beneficial bacterium that contributes to its unique probiotic properties.

• Heart and cardiovascular health: Natto contains nattokinase, an enzyme that has been studied for its potential effects on fibrin breakdown and healthy circulation. More human research is needed to establish its clinical benefits.

• Plant-based protein: Soybeans provide complete protein, containing all nine essential amino acids.

• Rich in minerals and nutrients: Provides iron, magnesium, manganese, fiber, and B vitamins.

• Supports bone health: The combination of vitamin K2, protein, and minerals makes natto an especially interesting food for supporting skeletal health.

How to enjoy it: Traditionally served over warm rice with a little tamari, sliced scallions, mustard, or fresh ginger. Its sticky texture and strong, distinctive flavor take a little getting used to, but its nutritional profile makes it worth exploring.

A reminder that sometimes the most powerful additions to our diets aren’t new supplements or superfoods, but traditional foods that have been nourishing cultures for generations. Food as nourishment, always.

Since this is a refrigerated food product, it is only available in-store at Boketto. Come on by and grab a jar while we have them in stock!

10/28/2026

Back in stock! Bitter Ally from Fat of the Land….

The more bitter the better. This blend infuses some of the most vigorous herbal bitters—angelica, yellow dock, and barberry root—and harmonizes them with sweet and satiating notes of cardamom and orange peel. Made in organic cane spirits and for spirits, sparkling spritzers, and to enjoy straight. Dose before or after meals to stimulate digestive enzymes, promote gut health, and vibrant skin. Take stock in the bitter moments, they are teachers too.

Ingredients: cane spirits, mountain spring water, angelica root extract, orange peel extract, yellow dock root extract, sweet birch bark extract, barberry root extract, cardamom seed extract

How to Use: Take 1.5 ml neat or in a small glass of water, before or after a meal.

Available in-store and online at Boketto Wellness! Shop link: https://bokettowellness.com/products/bitter-ally

10/27/2026

Pasha’s clients will be happy to learn that she’s back at Boketto for a few days in November! Appointments are available for Craniosacral Therapy, Abdominal Massage, and Herbal Compress Bodywork.

Her visits to Richmond are always a welcome occasion, and with only a handful of days on the calendar (11/8-11/12), now’s the time to book.

Book with Pasha: https://scheduleatboketto.as.me/schedule/520c0454/?calendarIds=5812915

Photo by: kelley farlow diaz photography

10/24/2026

FULL MOON IN TA**US | OCTOBER 25th • 6:11pm EST

This Ta**us Full Moon invites us to examine what makes us feel secure, what we hold onto, and what we truly value.

With Pluto’s transformative influence, we may be confronted with patterns of control, attachments, or familiar comforts that no longer support our growth. Where has the desire for stability become resistance to change?

This lunation asks us to release what has grown stagnant, realign with our deepest values, and create space for something more authentic in our lives, relationships, and work.

True security isn’t found in keeping everything the same, but in trusting ourselves enough to embrace transformation.

Full Moon Reflections: What are you ready to release to make room for what truly matters? What areas of your life deserve more comfort, rest, beauty, and grounding?

10/23/2026

New on The Journal: UNDERSTANDING EMOTIONAL UNDERCURRENTS (VIA DOLLY PARTON)

What if the Moon could offer insight into the emotional seasons of our lives?

Beyond your sun, moon, and rising signs, astrology offers another layer of self-discovery: the secondary progressed Moon. This technique explores how our emotional needs, relationships, and life experiences evolve over time, reflecting the inner shifts that often accompany major life chapters.

Through the life and legacy of Dolly Parton, our resident astrologer, Christina Lyon of Lua Astrology, shows us how these astrological cycles can mirror moments of growth, love, creative breakthroughs, and the courage to embrace change. From discovering her gifts at a young age to building her career, navigating relationships, and stepping into her own as an artist, Dolly’s story offers a fascinating lens through which to explore the Moon’s influence.

Each phase of the progressed Moon carries its own themes: new beginnings, periods of growth, moments of culmination, and times of release. These cycles remind us that our lives are constantly evolving, and that even the most challenging transitions can create space for something new.

Sometimes, what feels like an ending is actually an invitation to step into a more authentic version of yourself.

Curious about the emotional season you’re in and what your progressed Moon might reveal?

Read Christina’s full article in the Boketto Wellness Journal via the link in our bio, also linked below:

https://bokettowellness.com/blogs/journal/understanding-emotional-undercurrents-via-dolly-parton

10/21/2026

✨ HEATHER’S FALL SPECIAL: Biologique Recherche Facial EXPRESS with Complimentary Microcurrent ✨

Now through November 24th, enjoy a complimentary 15-minute microcurrent add-on with a 60-minute BR Express Facial. Special applicable when booking with Heather only. More details below, or call the shop if you need help scheduling.

• Service can be found on Heather’s booking link under ‘Heather’s Fall Special: Biologique Recherche Facial EXPRESS with Complimentary Microcurrent - 75 Min’ please sure to select this exact service when scheduling online

• Availability is first come, first serve

• Service must be scheduled by 11/24, although if you’d like to book beyond that date you can prepay to secure your service as long as it is booked by the 24th

• You do not need a BR consult to enjoy this special, although you’re welcome to schedule a consult prior to the service if desired

For additional questions or assistance with booking, feel free to call the shop!

Booking link: https://scheduleatboketto.as.me/schedule/520c0454/?calendarIds=7417689

10/20/2026

🍐 SPICED STEWED PEARS 🍐

As the weather cools and autumn brings drier air, TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine) encourages us to nourish the body with seasonal foods that support balance, digestion, and hydration.

Stewed pears are a beautiful fall staple. In TCM, pears are traditionally associated with moistening the Lungs, nourishing Yin, and helping address dryness, making them a lovely seasonal food as the air becomes cooler and drier. Cooking them with warming ginger and cinnamon adds a comforting touch and balances the cooling nature traditionally attributed to pears.

INGREDIENTS:
* 1–2 fresh, ripe pears, chopped
* A sprinkle of cinnamon
* A few pieces of freshly cut or grated ginger
* ¼ cup filtered water

DIRECTIONS:
1. Add the chopped pears, cinnamon, ginger, and filtered water to a small saucepan.
2. Cover and simmer over medium-low heat for 4–6 minutes, stirring occasionally, until the pears soften and the spices infuse.
3. Serve warm and enjoy as a simple breakfast addition, afternoon snack, or nourishing evening treat.

WHY WE LOVE IT THIS TIME OF YEAR….
🍐 Pears: Naturally rich in water and fiber, including pectin, a soluble fiber that supports digestive health. In TCM, pears are traditionally used to help moisten dryness.

🫚 Ginger: Warming and aromatic, ginger brings a comforting quality to autumn meals and is traditionally used to support digestion.

✨ Cinnamon: Adds gentle warmth and seasonal spice, complementing the pears and ginger.

As we transition into fall, warming, gently cooked foods offer a comforting way to embrace the season while enjoying fiber-rich, nourishing ingredients.

A simple recipe, a few seasonal ingredients, and a moment to slow down.

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106 N. Vine Street
Richmond, VA
23220

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Monday	11am - 5pm
Tuesday	11am - 6pm
Wednesday	11am - 6pm
Thursday	11am - 6pm
Friday	11am - 6pm
Saturday	11am - 6pm
Sunday	11am - 5pm

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Website

http://www.bokettowellness.com/

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