Celebrating Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month: Brands to Support in May and Beyond

May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month and for this post, we’re going to celebrate three amazing companies making their mark in the self-care and beauty industries.

Waphyto’s holistic beauty and wellness products support radiant health and clean beauty for every stage of life. Developed by award-winning phytotherapist Atsuko Morita, Waphyto features the best of botanical ingredients and utilizes sophisticated cosmetic science. From skin care to body and hair care, the brand embodies Japanese wa culture, promoting peace and harmony within the body.

Atsuko Morita, Founder
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Edobio marries ancient beauty rituals from Japan’s Edo period with modern biotechnology. The product line includes a variety of beautifully packaged soaps for the face and body, a hydrating serum, a restorative clay mask, nourishing herbal teas, a refreshing toner, and more. Edobio uses minimalist packaging made from cypress and pine wood and eco-friendly paper sleeves that give a nod to the Japanese flag. The brand hopes to preserve Japan’s history and culture through these thoughtful touches.

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Otis is a subscription-based oral care company bridging the gap between oral and mental health through their effective, affordable, and trendy custom night guard and teeth whitening kits. Designed by licensed dental professionals, their high-quality custom night guards and whitening trays are made with recyclable bio-plastics, and shipped right to your door in carbon-neutral, photogenic packaging. Reveal your prettiest smile with Otis.

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