6 oz Glass Jar

The Winter season can be harsh on your skin, and Oak & Ember Sugar Scrub is here to help! This decadent blend of homegrown and wildcrafted herbs, oils, and sugars gently exfoliates and deeply nourishes your body and Spirit.

Antioxident rich Sunflower Oil is infused slowly over time with soothing anti-inflammatory White Oak Bark, healing & anti-ageing Cinnamon & Clove, toning Frankincense, and circulation-boosting Thyme to leave your skin radiant and glowing. The captivating, aromatic herbs & spices in this luxurious scrub not only tend to your skin, but are winter allies for your immune system and circulatory system supporting you inside and out to stay healthy, warm, and nourished. Finished with a dash of essential oils acting as a natural preservative, Oak & Ember is sure to shift even the most mundane shower into a Ritual offering Winter relief inside & out.

Contents

Blended with Wildcrafted, Homegrown, & Organic Herbs of White Oak Bark, Thyme, Cinnamon, Clove, & Frankincense, Organic Cane Sugar, Organic Cold-Pressed Sunflower Oil, & Organic Essential Oils

Magickal Properties

⍟ White Oak Bark - Quercus alba - Purity, Strength, Attraction of Good Fortune, Abundance, Manifestation
⍟ Thyme - Thymus vulgaris - Good Health, Healing, Protection, Purification, Courage, Psychic Ability, Abundance
⍟ Cinnamon - Cinnamomum burmanii - Money Magick, Lust, Love, Healing, Happiness, Boost Fire Power, Protection
⍟ Clove - Syzygium aromaticum - Good Fortune, Wealth, Psychic Protection, Stops Gossip/Slander, Attraction, Friendship
⍟ Frankincense - Boswellia sacra - Clears Negativity, Raises Positive Vibration, Rites of Passage, Exorcism, Purification, Protection, Consecration, Blessing, Courage, Love

Instructions

In a shower or bath, wet skin with warm water. Scoop 1-2 TB (more if desired) into hands & lovingly massage body in a circular motion. We invite you to take your time and let this be a Ritual. When finished, gently rinse the herbs off your body. We encourage you to air dry or gently pat the skin dry to let the oils have more time to soak in.