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Pink Lotus Oil

Pink Lotus Oil

Regular price $125.00 USD
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Pink Lotus Oil is a powerful extract of the pink lotus flower -- naturally rich in alpha-hydroxy acids -- that can help reduce inflammation, exfoliate the outer layer of skin, and rejuvenate tired cells. If used topically, provides fresh and vibrant skin for a youthful, glowing complexion. Spiritually, this celestial & obscure Lotus Oil Is renowned for spiritual growth, rejuvenation, clairvoyance, healing & balancing

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Pink Lotus Oil is a powerful extract of the pink lotus flower -- naturally rich in alpha-hydroxy acids -- that can help reduce inflammation, exfoliate the outer layer of skin, and rejuvenate tired cells. If used topically, provides fresh and vibrant skin for a youthful, glowing complexion. Spiritually, this celestial & obscure Lotus Oil Is renowned for spiritual growth, rejuvenation, clairvoyance, healing & balancing

How to Use

Aromatherapy:

Add 5-10 drops of your favorite essential oil to a diffuser filled with water to enjoy its fragrance throughout your space.

Inhale directly from the bottle or place a few drops on a cotton ball to experience quick relief from stress or mental fatigue.

Topical Application:

Massage the diluted oil into your temples, wrists, or neck for relaxation and to promote emotional balance.
For targeted relief, apply to areas of concern such as sore muscles or joints.

Bathing:

Add 3-5 drops of essential oil to your bath for a relaxing, spa-like experience that promotes stress relief and detoxification.

Household Use:

Add 5-10 drops to a spray bottle filled with water for an all-natural, chemical-free cleaner. This works well on countertops, windows, and as an air freshener.

Refresh your linens and fabrics by mixing 5 drops with water in a spray bottle and spritzing lightly over your sheets, pillows, and curtains.

Ingredients

100% Pink Lotus Essential Oil

Alchemy

The pale pink flowers of Lotus, cultivated since the beginning of time, were copied to form the headdress for the sphinxes, emblems of the generative power of the ancient Egyptians who regarded the lotus as a sacred flower and chose it as the symbol of Upper Egypt. This particular species of lotus, Nelumbo nucifera, was introduced to Egypt from Persia and is now cultivated in India and throughout the world in tropical pools.
Used in Ayurvedic practice, the lotus is considered sacred by the Hindus for its exquisite perfume and its ability to beckon the mind into stillness, clarity, and devotion. More significantly, Lotus is a symbol of enlightenment, its beauty is considered a medicine for the soul. A mystical, magical ingredient indeed is Lotus in the creation of the finest anointing oils and sacred perfumes.