“We often think of change as something monumental — that it takes someone powerful or extraordinary to make a difference. But we don’t believe in all that.
Good Juju began with two best friends and a shared intention: to create luxurious essentials that help women step into their most grounded, confident selves — without compromising performance or the environment”
—Lisa & Alexa
Co-Founders of Good Juju
From the beginning...
Good Juju was built on a simple idea: the things you use every day should support your wellbeing. Not just in how they work, but in how they make you feel. Here at Good Juju, we create ritual-worthy essentials designed to bring ease, confidence, and a sense of joy into everyday life. Products you reach for often, that unquestionably do more.
When something becomes part of your daily rhythm, it should feel considered. Each home, hair and body care product we make is created to perform, to feel beautiful to use, and to align with the choices you want to make for yourself. The result? A routine that makes you feel incredible from the inside, out.
What we believe…
- We believe in high-performance without compromise: formulations that are clean, effective, and thoughtfully designed.
- We believe everyday routines can be more than functional. They can be restorative, encouraging, and confidence-building.
- And we believe that feeling good about your choices (from ingredients to impact) should be simple, not overwhelming.
Meet our Founders
When Lisa Karandat and Alexa Monahan set out to build Good Juju, they weren’t starting from scratch. With years of experience in the natural health space, they understood both the promise, and the gap, in the category.
As busy women, business owners, and mothers, they were looking for something specific:
products that delivered real results, felt elevated in everyday use, and reflected the standards they held for their own lives.
So they created what they couldn’t find! A collection of clean, high-performing, empowering essentials designed to support women in the reality of their daily routines.
















