EPISODE · Mar 24, 2025 · 18 MIN
Redefining Wellness with Juāna's Rachel Xin & Jean Tran at Hall of Flowers
from The Canna Boss Babes LIVE · host The Canna Boss Babes
In this heartfelt and eye-opening episode, Ishqa sits down with Rachel Xin and Jean Tran at Hall of Flowers to explore the origins and mission of Juāna, a women-focused wellness brand rooted in Chinese heritage. From the thoughtful design and healing intent behind every product to the integration of Chinese medicinal herbs and adaptogens, Juāna offers more than cannabis—it offers a multi-sensory experience of balance, healing, and beauty.Rachel and Jean speak on representation, intentionality, and inclusivity in the industry, all while building a brand that speaks directly to women from all backgrounds, especially those often left out of the cannabis conversation.What We Talk About:The meaning behind the name Juāna and how it connects cannabis with Chinese culture 🌸How Rachel’s personal wellness journey and professional background led to Juāna’s creationJean’s creative vision and how fashion, beauty, and wellness intersect in their brand identityThe importance of offering women-focused products in a male-dominated industryThe role of Chinese medicinal herbs and adaptogens in their formulationsTheir non-cannabis lifestyle line, including scented candles and hemp clothingWhy creating a professional, inclusive brand space is essential for women and AAPI communitiesHow motherhood, entrepreneurship, and balance fuel Rachel’s driveThe launch of Juāna’s new pre-rolls and their plans for growth in both cannabis and lifestyle marketsMentioned Products:Six signature effects: Sleep, Calm, Recover, Uplift, Focus, ArouseJuāna’s pre-rolls, vapes, and ediblesNon-cannabis lifestyle items like candles and hemp loungewearFollow Juāna:🌐 juana.org📸 Instagram: @juanasociety
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