At the center of the living room, the coffee table was covered with an assortment of nail polish bottles, hairbrushes, and a few containers of homemade face masks. The three generations of the Bennett family—grandmother Edith, mother Sarah, and teenage daughter Mia—were in the middle of their monthly "spa night," a tradition that had grown to mean far more than skincare and pampering.
“Pass me the lavender oil, honey,” Edith said, her voice warm and steady as she leaned back in her chair. “This stuff works wonders on my hands.”