Enchanted Herbs

Enchanted Herbs | Sweet Attraction

Attracting · Soothing · Uplifting

Benefits for the Skin:

-A delicate blend of rose petals, laurel, a touch of cinnamon, and brown sugar offers a gentle exfoliation that softens the skin while providing a naturally sweet, comforting feel.

-Honey, rich in natural humectants, helps moisturize and nourish the skin, leaving it smooth, glowing, and supple.

-A luxurious lather infused with rose, sweet orange, and other essential oils gives the skin a soft, aromatic finish that feels warm and pampering.

Benefits for the Soul:

The Essential Oils used are symbols of beauty and love, inspire self-worth, emotional openness, and a gentle magnetism that radiates from within. It may uplift the spirit, encourage joy, and invite sweet, bright energy into your day.

Laurel and a hint of cinnamon support abundance, confidence, and forward movement, helping align your energy with opportunities and blessings.

Enchanted Herbs is a ritual of sweetness, warmth, and energetic attraction,
a moment to reconnect with your softness, your light, and your inner glow.

Intention:

To attract sweetness, love, joy, and abundance by nurturing the heart and uplifting the spirit through a blend of enchanting herbs and floral essences.

Affirmation:

“I am love, I am sweetness, I am abundance.
Everything that aligns with my light flows toward me.”

Enchanted Herbs is perfect for anyone seeking a gentle, uplifting ritual,
a soap that not only softens and nourishes the skin, but also elevates the mood, brightens the energy, and invites beauty and blessings into everyday life.

How to Use:

Use from the neck down during your shower ritual.
Lather gently over the body while focusing on your intention.
Rinse and repeat as desired.
Avoid use on the face to prevent sensitivity from herbs and essential oils.

Patch Test Recommendation:

Encourage customers to perform a patch test on a small area of skin before using, especially those with sensitivities to herbs, floral oils, or warming spices like cinnamon.