In 2004, Dayle began formulating what is now one of the most coveted skin care brands on the market. The inspiration behind her eponymous line has been her passion and commitment to a holistic approach, protecting what we put onto our bodies, as well as protecting the planet.

    However, Dayle’s life has not always been so glamourous. Born in Connecticut to an alcoholic and abusive Father, and a Mother with very few resources, she suffered intense bullying on a daily basis.  Dayle never felt comfortable in the body she was born in, and attempted suicide for the first time at 15 years old. This event was pivotal in her development and not until she was able to break free of the constraints of her Catholic and Narcissistic parents was she able to transition into the person she was most comfortable being. But the world was a different place back then, and she hid her “secret” to avoid the continuing ridicule and judgment she endured growing up. This lead to even more trauma as she dove deeper into self-medicating to cope with the pain inside.

    In the late 80’s after reading “The Celestine Prophecy”, Dayle began her spiritual quest to find the answers to the trauma of her life. In 2005, she was introduced to Buddhism and undertook the rigourous training of the Tibetan practice of Ngondro. The depth of the practice, along with its ceremony and ritual attracted Dayle, allowing her to deepen her spiritual side, while helping her to understand the power of the Mind. After meeting her Tibetan Lama, she was overcome with feelings of familiarity – that this was a place she had visited before. She dove deep into month long solitary retreats and studying with as many “Masters” as she could. She took her vows of celibacy at this time. Being celibate allowed Dayle to remove herself from the “pressures of society” to conform to a more “normal” existence of having a partner. This intense lifestyle was familiar as well, allowing Dayle to go even deeper into herself.  But she never healed the inner child she carried with her throughout her life. There was still a piece missing that she yearned to find the answer for. 

    In 2015, a client introduced the powerful plant Iboga, known as the “Master Teacher” to her.  At this time, Dayle was being treated for “a neck pain”. Her first Iboga ceremony revealed to Dayle her addiction to opiods for pain management, and the “wood” detoxed her addiction. Iboga  also presented Dayle with the ability to embrace her transsexuality.. She was finally able to admit this to herself and others. She had a deep feeling of being healed that was monumental and she knew she needed to share this medicine with others whom experienced the same. Several Iboga ceremonies later, Dayle began “holding space”.  She felt “home” finally and knew this was the path she would take moving forward. In 2019, Dayle went to Gabon, West Africa, to receive a Bwiti Initiation. It was during this experience Dayle was able to finally reconnect with her soul. She knew that Bwiti was now her path. Her “Nima”, or Bwiti Shaman, Simon, asked her to return to Gabon to study the Bwiti tradition. This “path” and the training involved is handed down verbally, is not written, and can take 7 months to 7 years to complete. I total understanding of the working of the dream state, as well as the plethora of plants involved is the core of the “teachings”.

Dayle’s true joy is being of service. She is a Reiki Master, Revelation Breathwork Facilitator, Sound Healer, and has trained in Aromatherapy, Lymphatic Drainage Massage, Gua Sha, TCM, Kinesiology, Chakra Healing, and Crystal Therapy. With her broad background and experience (both in life and in holistic healing), she is able to offer highly customized and profoundly effective healing therapies for each individual. as they journey inside themselves to unlock their full potential.

She is working on developing a platform to assist other transgender people through the transition process.