Anointing + body oil for an even keel Sometimes we get stuck. We grasp, we cling, we spin, we hide out. This blend is crafted to help get you flowing toward a state of balance that is most appropriate for you. This body, soul, life oil is formulated with plants known to inspire gentle homeostasis - be it slowing down or firing up. Amulette Studio is a woman-owned business located in eastern Oregon. With over 20 years of experience in massage therapy, hermetic alchemy, and plant studies, Tanya Hughes, is dedicated to handcrafting small-batch anointing and body oils with the intent to assist you in celebrating your being, awakening your muse, and beholding the beauty of oneself and our natural World. Why use body oils? Your skin is the largest organ of your body. Anything that goes on your skin is absorbed into the bloodstream and metabolized by your liver, kidneys, and digestive system. Standard store-bought lotions and creams contain binders and preservatives that tax your body, as it cannot easily metabolize the synthetic substances. Plant oils have been used throughout cultures and history as an accessible, safe, and luxurious way to care for and maintain the integrity of the skin. Amulette products are hand-crafted with intention from pure, unadulterated, raw ingredients, sourced from ethical farmers. Ingredients do NOT contain preservatives, binders, sulfates, petroleum, artificial scents/colors/dyes, or chemicals of any kind. All ingredients are 100% natural, fair-trade, Non-GMO, cruelty-free, with no parabens, sulfates, PEG's, propylene glycol, TEA, DEA, phthalates, mineral oil, silicones or synthetic fragrances. Ingredients : organic oils of jojoba, organic sunflower seed, organic rosehip seed, organic essences of cedarwood, organic clary sage, organic lavender, organic grapefruit, organic peppermint + a garnet stone. * For educational purposes only. This information has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This information is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
