Miguel Carrasco

I've assembled this mini-tub made of bamboo materials for our succulents. They look so happy and relaxed there! Have fun tubing, succulents.🌿

Our menu for today! Visit us in Fort Greene Park, Brooklyn!

Everything we sell can be personalized! We can accommodate your needs for your event and provide a personalized label to make it memorable. We are always coming up with new concoctions for your needs. Moreover, we want to help Mother Nature by using recycled and sustainable materials. NO PLASTICS IN OUR PACKAGING! Mother provides ESSENTIAL OILS for us as well, thats why we love her so much! 🤩✨✨Shown in the photo is our OCEAN BATH SOAK. Send us a DM today and a natural-fragrant day to you all friends!

If you are stucked in a situation, look up. It will remind you that you are in a world of possibilities. Endless possibilities. Never give up. ✨✨✨

One of our bestsellers from last week: Rose Petals. Somebody commented that it looks like chunk of proscioutto and I agree 🤣 We use all plant-based oils and ingredients, use recycled and reusable materials for packaging and we give support to the conservancy of our environment. Together, lets all make this world a better place to live.

The summer heat is on but we love it! 🌞 Being born and raised in the Philippines, this weather is nature to that tropical paradise. For great finds and gift ideas, visit our booth at Fort Greene Park in Brooklyn. Hope to see you there!

The Bayanihan (pronounced as buy-uh-nee-hun) is a Filipino custom derived from a Filipino word “bayan”, which means nation, town or community. The term bayanihan itself literally means “being in a bayan”, which refers to the spirit of communal unity, work and cooperation to achieve a particular goal. . The concept of Bayanihan is traced back to in a country’s tradition which can be observed in rural areas, wherein the town’s people were asked especially the men to lend a hand to a family who will move into a new place. The relocation does not only involves moving the family’s personal belongings but most importantly it concerns the transfer of the family’s entire house to a new location. A traditional Filipino house (Bahay Kubo) is made of indigenous materials such as bamboo and nipa/anahaw leaves. (Source: themixculture.com)

Thank you Berna! I'm happy that you are enjoying your Lilac candle! ✨✨✨Will make more candles soon.

Safety gears on! Here's an inside scoop from Miguelito's Lab. I enjoy the endless possibilities with these three things that I do; Baking, Soapmaking, and Candlemaking. It is where science, art and labor of love are blended in creating a masterpiece.

No printers are involved in this process. Hand printed using wooden blocks.🌿🌱🍃

One of the greatest moments of my life. I am so happy!!!Crying with pure joy. Shipping to your address soon 😘, Miguelito's

Goodmorning, Brooklyn! ✨✨✨Rise and grind! ✨✨✨But first, coffee!

Thank you so much for your support! 🥰 Please watch out for the launch of our products online. Will be available in your favorite online stores soon for your easy shopping! 💡✨✨✨

Getting ready for another Artisan Market this Saturday! This is our 3rd time at Fort Greene Park and we are learning a lot from it. We are very dedicated in providing quality and handcrafted products to our customers! We do small batching and we promise, more products to launch in the next few months! Support local businesses. Much love, Miguelitos 😘❤️❤️✨

New week! New stall! New plant-based #handsoap #dishsoap #dishwashersoap #essentialoils