Today we’d like to introduce you to Lexie Quigley.
Hi Lexie, can you start by introducing yourself? We’d love to learn more about how you got to where you are today?
Pink Cloud Naturals began during a season of major personal transition. After stepping away from a career path that no longer aligned, I found myself rebuilding my life from the ground up and paying much closer attention to my health, especially my skin, which was reactive and depleted at the time.
I began researching traditional skincare and eventually learned how to render tallow. What started as a simple, grounding practice quickly became something that worked better than anything I had tried before. Friends and family began asking for it, and Pink Cloud Naturals grew organically from there.
As the brand developed, I became increasingly interested in the deeper connection between internal health, hormones, and skin. That curiosity, combined with years of personal experience, led me to enroll in a Nutritional Therapy program, which I’m currently completing alongside growing the business.
Today, Pink Cloud Naturals is a small-batch, tallow-based skincare brand rooted in simplicity, craftsmanship, and respect for the body’s natural design. So, what began as something I made for myself has grown into a line of handcrafted products, with plans to expand into client work in the future.
Would you say it’s been a smooth road, and if not what are some of the biggest challenges you’ve faced along the way?
It definitely hasn’t been a smooth road. Building Pink Cloud Naturals meant learning everything as I went. I was developing products, sourcing ingredients, navigating regulations, and growing a brand at the same time, all while continuing my own personal and professional growth.
One of the bigger challenges has been resisting the pressure to scale quickly or follow trends that don’t align with my values. Choosing to keep formulations simple, ingredients high-quality, and production small-batch means slower growth, but it also means staying true to why I started in the first place.
Another challenge has been stepping into confidence before feeling fully “ready.” Whether that was selling at markets, pricing my work appropriately, or committing to further education, there were many moments where growth required trust, patience, and consistency rather than certainty.
Overall, the challenges have shaped the business just as much as the successes. Each obstacle has clarified what I’m building and why, and reinforced that slow, intentional growth is part of the process.
Can you tell our readers more about what you do and what you think sets you apart from others?
I create small-batch, tallow-based skincare, designed to support the skin barrier and work with the body’s natural rhythms. I’m probably best known for obsessing about cycle-syncing (yes, even skincare) and for teaching women how their skin, hormones, and energy shift throughout their cycle rather than treating skin concerns in isolation.
My formulations focus on simple, nutrient-dense ingredients like grass-fed tallow rendered from regeneratively raised cattle, along with carefully selected oils. I avoid unnecessary additives and trend-driven formulations. My work is informed by both lived experience and my ongoing training in nutritional therapy, which shapes how I approach women’s health as part of a larger hormonal and metabolic picture.
What I’m most proud of is building something intentionally and without shortcuts. Every product is formulated and produced by hand, and the brand has grown through direct connection, education, and trust. I’ve stayed committed to honoring the female body’s design, even when faster or more conventional approaches would have been easier.
What sets my work apart is that it blends traditional skincare with cycle awareness and education. Rather than offering one-size-fits-all solutions, I help women understand their own patterns so they can care for their skin with more clarity and confidence.
How can people work with you, collaborate with you or support you?
Right now, the best way to work with me is through Pink Cloud Naturals by using and sharing the products, following along for educational content, and supporting the brand online or at local markets. I really enjoy connecting directly with women and having honest conversations around skincare, cycles, and hormones.
I also share deeper educational content through my blog (https://pinkcloudnaturals.com/blogs/afterthecloud) and email newsletter (https://pinkcloudnaturals.com/pages/subscribe), both hosted on my website. That’s where I’m able to dive further into cycle-syncing skincare, hormones, and women’s health, as well as share updates on new products, classes, and upcoming offerings.
I’m always open to thoughtful collaborations, especially with wellness practitioners, small businesses, and community spaces that value education and integrity over trends. Whether that looks like pop-ups, classes, joint educational projects, or carrying Pink Cloud products in your space (https://pinkcloudnaturals.com/pages/join-wholesale), I’m most interested in collaborations that feel aligned and intentional.
As I continue my education and training, I plan to expand into client-based work and educational offerings in summer 2026 (https://pinkcloudnaturals.com/pages/work-with-lexie). Staying connected through my website or newsletter is the best way to follow along.
Contact Info:
- Website: https://pinkcloudnaturals.com/
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pinkcloudnaturals
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/p/Pink-Cloud-Naturals-61561437214174/
