Frankincense & Myrrh⎮Vegan Natural Fragrance Body Splash⎮Unisex Witchy Cologne⎮Essential Oil Sacred Space⎮Meditation Room Spray⎮Amber Resin

An enchanting, multi-functional mist. Use as a body or room spray. Handcrafted with all-natural ingredients that revitalize your spirit and tap into the ancient traditional uses of Frankincense & Myrrh. Add a bit of magic to all of your daily rituals!

A bewitching mist made with 3 different species of ethically and sustainably sourced Frankincense oils, Myrrh resinoid, Myrrh Essential Oil, Labdanum, Peru Balsam, Vanilla, Himalayan Cedarwood, Virginian Cedarwood, and Styrax. Frankincense and Myrrh are often paired together but the addition of these other oils carries this combination to another level both in depth and ethereal “height”. All have a rich, ancient history of use in powerful natural remedies and spiritual applications. The aroma is ambery, deeply warm, comforting and woody while a whisper of spiciness tickles the senses. Grounded by a lightly smokey balsamic odor and archaic earthiness. These oils are the real deal and the blend is heavy on the Frankincense and Myrrh. The other oils in this blend are there to support the main characters. If you have never smelled real thing, you might be quite surprised by the uncanny olfactory experience you are about to embark on and I guarantee it will continue to grow and enchant upon you with each day.

Uses and applications: Use on yourself as a divine body splash that revives your spirit, cloaking you in an intoxicating aroma that offers the benefits of aromatherapy and topical application of essential oils. Mist ceremonial objects or ritual spaces. Mist the air in meditation, yoga or living spaces. Mist your bed, reading nook, work space or any other space that desperately needs a dose of ancient magic.

Packaging: Reusable glass bottle with plastic spray top (stickers and designs may vary slightly from images)
Application method: Spray mist
Consistency: Hazy liquid
Skin feel: Wet, dries quickly
Skin absorption rate (slow 0-5 fast)): 5, fast
Oily after feel or greasiness (0-5): 0, none
Biodegradable ingredients: Yes
Vegan: Yes
Does not contain: Parabens, phthalates, synthetic fragrances or synthetic colors

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A note on preservatives:
Any product that contains water must include a preservative. Where there is water, there is life. Please keep this in mind when shopping for DIY skin care products that contain water or that may come in contact with water during use. The alcohol in this formula acts as an emulsifier for the essential oils and as a preservative. I use 40% alcohol to sufficiently preserve the mixture yet it is low enough to significantly mask the smell of alcohol while misting.

INGREDIENTS: Aqua, Alcohol, Commiphora Myrrha (Myrrh) Gum Oil, Organic Boswellia Serrata (Frankincense) Oil, Cistus Ladaniferus (Labdanum) Oil, Myroxylon Pereirae (Balsam of Peru) Oil, Boswellia Sacra (Frankincense) Oil, Boswellia Frereana (Frankincense) Oil, Commiphora Myrrha (Myrrh) Gum Oil, Vanilla Planifolia Fruit Oil, Cedrus Deodara (Himalayan Cedarwood) Oil, Juniperus Virginiana (Cedarwood) Oil, Liquidambar Styraciflua (Styrax) Oil, Tocopherol *Anisyl Alcohol, *Benzyl Alcohol, *Benzyl Benzoate, *Benzyl Cinnamate, *Benzyl Salicylate, *Cinnamic Alcohol, *Cinnamic Aldehyde (Cinnamal), *Citral, *Citronellol, *Coumarin, *Eugenol, *Farnesol, *Geraniol, *Isoeugenol, *d-Limonene, *Limonene, *Linalool, *Evernia Prunastri, *Evernia Furfuracea (*Naturally occurring in botanical oils)

I purchase oils and resins from reputable brands that perform GC/MS batch testing to ensure quality, safety & effectiveness.

Fragrance type:
Eau de Cologne (due to the aromatic strength of the oils used in this blend, the aroma is likely to linger for hours more than expected)

Fragrance Concentration Guide:
This guide will help you understand fragrance strength and longevity. Please keep in mind that all-natural fragrances offer a distinctly different experience compared to synthetic ones. Expect to reapply more often with natural fragrances. Synthetic fragrances are less dynamic; their aroma doesn’t evolve over time and generally have much stronger staying power. Natural fragrances are not meant to mask your own scent; they work with your individual chemistry. They smell different on every person and have distinct top, middle, and base notes, so the aroma will transform over time. Top notes last less than 30 minutes, middle notes from 30 minutes to a few hours, and base notes last most of the day. Even within each category, each essence has its own individual evaporation rate, so fragrances can behave quite differently from one another.

In our modern world, we are often bombarded with very strong synthetic fragrances throughout the day. Naturals require you to tune into subtle transformations, which can take some getting used to. As you train your body and nose to detect nuances in natural scents, your experience of the world changes too. You are able to navigate the world in a more human-animal way. Think of it like this: when a person’s diet consists of highly processed, high-sugar, calorie-rich foods that are naturally addicting to our bodies, it can take some time for that person to adjust their sense of taste once they choose to eat healthier, natural foods. I experience this myself all the time. If I eat a whole box of Oreos, that quinoa with vegetables and avocado that I thoroughly enjoyed earlier that day sounds soooo lame, as I skip over it and search for more instant dopamine sugar hits. It takes conscious effort for me to not give in to that urge and reset my palate before I crave and savor those healthy, natural foods again.

Having said that, I invite you to adjust your expectations accordingly. If you are comparing natural fragrance to how synthetic fragrance works, expect to reapply several times a day.

Perfume (Parfum): 20-40% lasts 8 hours of more
Eau de Parfum (EDP): 15 -20% lasts 4-5 hours
Eau de Toilette (EDT): 5 -15% lasts 3-4 hours
Eau de Cologne (EDC) 2 – 4% lasts 2 hours
Eau Fraiche: 1 – 3% lasts 1 hour
The percentages above may vary slightly from brand to brand (not by much). Aroma strength and staying power of individual oils can vary greatly and IFRA dermal limits may apply to certain natural scent chemicals.

A common misconception is that perfume is “for women” and cologne is for “men”. The words “perfume” and “cologne” only refer to the concentration of fragrance oils. There is a rich and complex history to these classifications however the short answer is- Any gender based distinction is constructed by and for marketing purposes. All of my products are for all genders.

Storage:
Store in a cool, dark place away from sunlight, heat and moisture.
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Shipping note:
Your product will arrive in a compostable mailer or a cardboard box. Certain items may be shrink wrapped for your safety. The product will be wrapped in bubble wrap or cardboard for cushioning during transit. I reuse packaging materials such as bubble wrap, plastic bags and cardboard from wholesale ingredient orders I have received in order to reduce waste.

Gift wrapping:
If you choose the gift wrapping option your product will arrive in a box filled with kraft crinkle paper. Your gift items will be displayed atop the crinkle paper upon opening the box from the top. Smaller gifts may be packaged in a black velvet pouch and sent in a composable mailer. Fragrance cards (if applicable) and a handwritten thank you note will be stored inside a handmade origami envelope. See photos above for examples.

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In depth Ingredient Info:

Commiphora Myrrha (Myrrh) Gum Oil:
Sourced from India, medium aroma, warm, medicinal, spicy balsamic odor, middle note, astringent, antiseptic, fungicidal, antimicrobial, restorative effect on the nerves, emotions and spirit, helps to lift the mood, mind and spirit, strong skin-preserving and healing qualities, useful for sores, chapped and cracked skin, athlete’s foot, eczema, scars and irritated skin

Myrrh has been used for spiritual purposes by various indigenous cultures in Africa and the Middle East. It is burned as incense in rituals, ceremonies, and healing practices to purify the environment, ward off evil spirits, and invoke blessings from ancestors or deities. Myrrh also holds significance in Islamic rituals and traditions. It is mentioned in the Quran and is used in Islamic ceremonies, mosques, and homes as incense during prayers and worship. Burning Myrrh resin is believed to purify the air and enhance spiritual focus and devotion.

Organic Boswellia Serrata (Frankincense) Oil:
Organic and wildcrafted, sourced from India, balsamic and spicy aroma, middle note, astringent- tightens skin, promotes cellular regeneration, stimulates lymphatic system, anti-aging, astringent, strong anti inflammatory, antiseptic, neutralizes free radicals, protects against environmental threats, may strengthen immune system by aiding in production of white blood cells, may reduce rate of tumor growth, promotes a meditative atmosphere

Boswellia serrata has a long history of use in Ayurvedic medicine, one of the world's oldest holistic healing systems. In Ayurveda, it is known as "Sallaki" or "Shallaki" and is used for its anti-inflammatory, analgesic, and rejuvenating properties. It is employed in the treatment of arthritis, joint pain, respiratory conditions, and digestive disorders. It is still widely used in traditional Indian medicine systems, including Ayurveda and Siddha medicine. It continues to be valued for its medicinal properties and is used in various herbal formulations and remedies. It has also been used in religious and spiritual practices in India and neighboring regions. It is burned as incense during prayers, rituals, and ceremonies to create a sacred atmosphere, purify the environment, and evoke spiritual connection.
Boswellia serrata extract, particularly standardized extracts containing boswellic acids, is used in modern herbal medicine and dietary supplements (I take it in a capsule form myself). It is marketed for its potential anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving effects, particularly in the management of osteoarthritis and other inflammatory conditions.

Cistus Ladaniferus (Labdanum) Oil:
One of my absolute favorites, Found in mediterranean countries, rich, deep, warm, resinous aroma with sweet, balsamic, and slightly earthy undertones, sensual, deep, complex, with hints of amber and leather, lasting base note, strong fixative, perfumery, astringent, soothing, tones, rejuvenates, reduces inflammation, antioxidant, may reduce signs of aging, respiratory support, promotes wound healing, aromatherapy, grounding, calming, meditative, emotionally balancing, promotes relaxation, alleviates stress, enhances spiritual practices

Myroxylon Pereirae (Balsam of Peru) Oil:
Wildcrafted, sourced from El Salvador, rich, balsamic, resinous, and vanilla-like aroma, base note with excellent fixative properties, anti-inflammatory properties, helps soothe skin irritations, minor wounds, and insect bites, antiseptic properties that can aid in cleansing and protecting the skin from infections, contains antioxidants that help neutralize free radicals, potentially reducing oxidative stress and promoting skin health, expectorant, Perfumery

Indigenous cultures in regions such as Peru, Ecuador, and Brazil have a long history of using Balsam of Peru for spiritual and ceremonial purposes. They often extract resin from the Myroxylon balsamum tree and incorporate it into rituals and ceremonies. The resin was burned as incense during sacred ceremonies to purify ritual spaces, honor ancestors, and communicate with spirits. It is used as an offering to nature spirits or deities as a symbol of reverence and gratitude for the gifts of the earth. In ancient Mesoamerican civilizations such as the Maya, Aztec, and Olmec, aromatic resins like Balsam of Peru were highly valued for their spiritual significance. It was burned as incense in temple ceremonies dedicated to gods and deities, symbolizing offerings and prayers for divine favor and protection. Indigenous tribes in the Amazon rainforest, such as the Shipibo, Matsés, and Yanomami, have traditional knowledge of plant medicines and sacred rituals involving aromatic resins like this one. It is used in shamanic ceremonies for spiritual healing, visionary experiences, and communication with plant spirits. In some regions influenced by Colonial and Folk Catholicism, Balsam of Peru resin has been incorporated into religious practices and devotional rituals. It has been used in the preparation of sacramental oils for anointing the sick or for blessing sacred objects and spaces within Catholic ceremonies.

Boswellia Sacra (Frankincense) Oil:
Ethically and sustainably sourced from Oman, Balsamic, resinous, sweet, warm, woody, earthy and true to Frankincense, base note, spiritually uplifting, can help reduce inflammation and soothe conditions such as arthritis and inflammatory skin conditions, neutralizes free radicals, antimicrobial properties that may support wound healing and help prevent infections when applied topically, alleviates pain, enhances sleep, enriches and soften stressed skin, reduces bacteria and boosts antioxidant levels, good for grounding and reflection, calming, reduces stress and anxiety, emotionally balancing, rejuvenating and anti-aging, has been used since antiquity, been traded for thousands of years, the oldest documented type of Frankincense

Frankincense has been used for thousands of years in traditional medicine systems such as Ayurveda and Traditional Chinese Medicine for its therapeutic properties. It has a long history of use in religious and spiritual ceremonies around the world. It was burned as incense in temples, churches, and mosques to purify the air and promote spiritual connection. In ancient Egypt, Frankincense was highly prized and used in religious rituals and ceremonies. It was burned as incense in temples to honor the gods and goddesses, particularly during offerings, prayers, and rituals dedicated to the sun god Ra and the goddess Isis. It was also used in the embalming process as part of funerary rites, symbolizing purification and transition to the afterlife.

In Mesopotamian civilizations such as Sumeria and Babylon, Frankincense was considered a sacred substance and used in religious ceremonies and offerings to the gods. It was burned as incense in temples during rituals, festivals, and ceremonies to invoke divine blessings, protection, and purification. Both ancient Greek and Roman cultures valued Frankincense for its aromatic and spiritual properties. It was used in religious rites, ceremonies, and sacrifices to honor the gods and goddesses. It was burned as incense in temples, shrines, and homes to purify the air, enhance spiritual connection, and invoke divine favor. Frankincense also holds significant symbolism in Judeo-Christian traditions. It was one of the gifts brought by the Three Wise Men to the infant Jesus in the Christian nativity story. In Christianity, Frankincense is associated with worship, prayer, and divine presence. It is used in religious ceremonies, Mass, and other Christian rituals as incense to symbolize prayer ascending to heaven and the presence of the Holy Spirit.

Frankincense has a long history of use in Islamic rituals and traditions. It is mentioned in the Quran and is used in Islamic ceremonies, mosques, and homes as incense during prayer and worship. Burning Frankincense resin is believed to purify the environment, ward off evil spirits, and enhance spiritual focus and devotion during Islamic prayers and rituals. Various indigenous cultures in Africa and the Middle East have used Frankincense for spiritual and healing purposes for centuries. It is often burned as incense in tribal rituals, ceremonies, and shamanic practices to invoke ancestral spirits, promote spiritual cleansing, and facilitate healing.

Boswellia Frereana (Frankincense) Oil:
Ethically and sustainably sourced from Somalia, spicy, earthy, bright, resinous, and balsamic aroma with citrus undertones, base note, ​​anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, antispasmodic and analgesic, reduces inflammation, helps to alleviates symptoms of allergies, soothes pain, “King of all Frankincense”

Boswellia frereana, commonly known as Maydi or Yemeni Frankincense, has been esteemed for its historical and spiritual significance for millennia, particularly in the regions where it is native, such as Somalia, Ethiopia, and Yemen. It was a valuable commodity in ancient trade routes, including the famed "Frankincense Trail." It was highly prized by ancient civilizations for its exceptional quality and aroma, leading to its widespread trade across the Arabian Peninsula, Africa, and beyond. Overall, Boswellia frereana, like other varieties of Frankincense, holds profound historical and spiritual significance, serving as a conduit for ancient rituals, ceremonies, and spiritual practices aimed at honoring the divine, seeking guidance, and fostering inner transformation.

Commiphora Myrrha (Myrrh) Gum Oil:
Sourced from Egypt and France, warm, rich, spicy, balsamic, earthy, deep, odd aroma with hints of smokeyness, incense-making, traditional medicine, antioxidant properties protect your skin from free radicals and environmental damage, may help reduce the risk of chronic diseases and promote overall health, strengthens and revitalize hair and scalp, anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, may help prevent infections and support immune health, analgesic, soothing, anti-aging, moisturizing, improves the appearance of scars and blemishes, supports digestive health and relieve gastrointestinal discomfort, may help alleviate symptoms of indigestion/bloating/ diarrhea, respiratory Support, expectorant properties that may help loosen mucus and ease respiratory congestion, used in herbal remedies for coughs/colds/respiratory infections, oral care, toothpaste, mouthwash, aromatherapy, grounding, promotes mindfulness, balancing for spirit/mind/body, enhances spiritual practices

Myrrh is harvested from the resin of the Commiphora myrrha tree. The resin is dried and used in various forms, including essential oil, tinctures, and resin incense. It contains compounds such as terpenoids, sesquiterpenes, and phenolic compounds, which contribute to its therapeutic properties.

Myrrh has been used for spiritual purposes by various cultures throughout history. It was highly valued in ancient Egypt and was used in religious ceremonies, embalming practices, and rituals honoring the gods and goddesses. It was burned as incense in temples and tombs to purify the air and create a sacred atmosphere during prayers and offerings. It was also revered in ancient Mesopotamian civilizations, including Sumeria and Babylon, where it was used in religious rituals, sacrifices, and offerings to deities. It was believed to have purifying and protective properties and was often burned as incense in temples and palaces. In ancient Greece and Rome, Myrrh was associated with rituals, ceremonies, and religious festivals. It was used in religious offerings, sacrifices, and libations to honor the gods and seek their favor. Myrrh was also used in healing practices and as a symbol of purification and spiritual renewal. It also holds significant symbolism in Judeo-Christian traditions. It is mentioned numerous times in the Bible, particularly in relation to religious rituals, anointing oils, and the story of the Nativity. Myrrh was one of the gifts brought by the Three Wise Men to the infant Jesus, symbolizing his divinity and future sacrifice.

Vanilla Planifolia Fruit Oil:
Ethically and sustainably sourced from Madagascar, sweet, rich and creamy aroma characteristic of vanilla,indulgent, aromatic, and comforting, with hints of caramel and spice, base note, aromatherapy, perfumery, cooking, baking, skincare, calming, soothing, uplifting, promotes relaxation, reduces stress and anxiety, evokes feelings of warmth and comfort, antioxidant, anti-inflammatory
Historically, vanilla has been treasured by indigenous Mesoamerican cultures for centuries. The Aztecs used vanilla as a flavoring agent and a perfume, and it was highly valued for its exotic aroma and flavor. While vanilla does not have direct spiritual significance in traditional religious practices, its warm and comforting aroma has been associated with feelings of happiness, relaxation, and contentment, making it a popular choice for creating sacred and uplifting atmospheres in rituals, ceremonies, and celebrations.

Cedrus Deodara (Himalayan Cedarwood) Oil:
Ethically and sustainably sourced from Nepal, the aroma is rich, woody, warm, earthy, and slightly-sweet, base note, aromatherapy, perfumery, skincare, woodworking, construction, insect repellent, incense-making, traditional medicine, expectorant, calming, grounding, peace, tranquility, anti-inflammatory, skin balancing, purifying, enhances meditation and spiritual practices

In Hinduism, Cedrus deodara is known as "Devadaru," which translates to "wood of the gods." It holds significant spiritual symbolism and is associated with various Hindu deities and religious practices. Cedrus deodara wood and essential oil are used in religious ceremonies, rituals, and offerings to honor deities and invoke divine blessings. It is burned as incense during prayers, meditation, and worship to create a sacred atmosphere and enhance spiritual connection. In Ayurvedic medicine it has been used for its medicinal and spiritual properties for thousands of years. It is believed to have grounding and purifying effects on the mind, body, and spirit.

In Tibetan Buddhism, Cedrus deodara is considered sacred and is used in spiritual practices, rituals, and ceremonies. It is used to purify the environment, create a serene atmosphere, and facilitate meditation and prayer. Cedarwood incense is often burned in Tibetan monasteries and temples as an offering to the Buddhas and Bodhisattvas and to dispel negative energies and obstacles.

While Cedrus deodara is not native to North America, various Native American cultures have their own species of cedar that hold spiritual significance. Cedar is often used in smudging ceremonies and purification rituals to cleanse the energy of individuals, objects, and spaces.

In Sufi mysticism, Cedrus deodara may be used as a symbol of spiritual awakening and enlightenment. It is sometimes associated with the concept of "tasawwuf," which refers to the inner, mystical dimension of Islam.

Juniperus Virginiana (Cedarwood) Oil:
Non-GMO and sourced from the USA, The aroma is rich, warm, and woody with sweet, balsamic undertones, often described as comforting, grounding, and reminiscent of cedarwood or sandalwood, middle note, aromatherapy, perfumery, incense-making, traditional medicine, skincare, woodworking, construction, insect repellent, expectorant, calming, grounding, peace, tranquility, anti-inflammatory, skin balancing, astringent, antiseptic, purifying, enhances meditation and spiritual practices

In traditional herbal medicine, various parts of the Juniperus Virginiana tree, including the berries and leaves, have been used for their medicinal properties. They are believed to have diuretic, antiseptic, and respiratory-supporting properties. Juniperus Virginiana wood has been used as incense in religious and spiritual practices. Burning the wood releases its aromatic smoke, which is believed to purify the air, create a sacred atmosphere, and dispel negative energies.

Native American cultures, including various tribes such as the Cherokee, Navajo, and Apache, have used Juniperus Virginiana for spiritual purification, protection, and healing rituals. It was burned as incense or used in smudging ceremonies to cleanse the energy of individuals, objects, and spaces. Some European cultures, particularly those with Druidic or pagan traditions, have also used Juniperus Virginiana for spiritual purposes. It was believed to ward off negative energies, provide protection, and enhance spiritual awareness.

Liquidambar Styraciflua (Styrax) Oil:
Sourced from France, aka sweetgum, the aroma is sweet, balsamic, and slightly resinous, described as warm, comforting, and reminiscent of amber or vanilla, woodworking, furniture, perfumery, aromatherapy, incense-making, traditional medicine, landscaping, anti-inflammatory, soothing, expectorant, calming, uplifting, relaxing, stress reducing, mood enhancing

Sweetgum resin has a long history of use in traditional medicine, perfumery, and religious rituals. Ancient civilizations, including the Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans, valued sweetgum resin for its aromatic and medicinal properties. In ancient Egypt, sweetgum resin was used in embalming practices and religious ceremonies. It was burned as incense to purify the air and create a sacred atmosphere during rituals and offerings. Native American cultures, such as the Cherokee and Choctaw tribes, also used sweetgum resin for medicinal and spiritual purposes. It was burned as incense in purification rituals and ceremonies to cleanse the environment and ward off negative energies. Some European cultures associated its resin with protection, purification, and spiritual healing. It was believed to have powers of purification and transformation, helping to dispel negative energies and promote spiritual growth.

Tocopherol:
Vitamin E oil, guards against oxidation and extends the product's shelf life naturally, strengthens skin barrier, helps protect skin from free radical damage, helps improve visible signs of aging

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Caution:
Always perform a patch test before using, especially if you have a history of adverse skin reactions from products. Certain oils may stain certain fabrics. Although they provide so many benefits, essential oils, natural fragrances, extracts and resins do have the potential to cause skin reactions in some individuals. Avoid spraying on lips, these oils don’t taste as great as they smell and this formula is not meant to be ingested. Avoid all mucous membranes. Do not allow children and pets to access this product. Essential oils are generally safe to mist around adult cats and dogs intermittently. Ensure the room you’re misting in is well-ventilated and that your pet can leave if desired. Discontinue use if you notice any adverse reaction. Avoid topical use and misting around young pets, small animals or pets with health problems. Consult with a doctor before using if you are pregnant, nursing or under the care of a medical practitioner. This information is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. The above statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. WARNING Prop 65: This product contains a component which is listed under California Proposition 65. California residents will receive this product labeled accordingly. Prop 65: Benzyl Benzoate, Beta-Myrcene, Hexane, Methyleugenol, Methylchavicol/Estragole, Myrcene, Toluene, Styrene (naturally occurring in botanical oils)

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