Brennah L.
10/22/2025
I came in here, looking for a bar of soap for a gift for a friend. As soon as I entered, it smelled amazing in there. The person that was working there was very helpful and ask if I was buying for...
Sage and Elm Apothecary
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1033 NE 4th St Ste F107A
Oklahoma City, OK 73117
Sage and Elm Apothecary in Oklahoma City, OK, crafts handmade soaps, home goods, and beauty supplies. Their collection reflects the essence of Oklahoma, offering a unique blend of products that cater to various needs.
With a commitment to using natural ingredients, Sage and Elm Apothecary ensures that their soaps, beauty products, and household items are both nourishing and hydrating. This dedication to quality is evident in their curated seasonal favorites and gift baskets that promise a pampering experience.
Founded by Krystle, the curator, Sage and Elm Apothecary not only creates plant-based products but also focuses on community engagement through speaking engagements, fundraising, and collaborations. Their holistic approach to self-care extends beyond products, embodying a blend of nature's goodness and professional expertise.
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5.06 reviews
Mya R.
2/16/2025
Sage & Elm Apothecary is truly a hidden gem! From the moment I walked in, I was captivated by the beautifully designed space--lush greenery, earthy decor, and a peaceful ambiance that instantly...
Ange R.
2/14/2025
Whether you're treating yourself or picking up a gift for someone special, you simply must swing by and experience the heavenly scents of vegan-made salts, soaps, oils, candles, and lotions! The...
Teresa L.
6/23/2025
I visited Sage & Elm Apothecary on Juneteenth supporting Black Businesses in Oklahoma City. It is located on fourth Street across from Washington Park. . This store specializes organically made...
Lynn T.
2/14/2025
The owner was very nice and sweet. Everything is from plants and able to pick up and touch everything too. There was a station to make your own oil, shampoo, etc too which I thought was pretty neat.
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