THE FRAGRANCE OF THE VESTALS, or other possibilities, what is your skin type?

Perfumes of Vestals

Ingredients
Marula HV 30 ml
Jojoba oil 15 ml
Vitamin E
Beeswax in granules 15 ml
Cocoa butter 15 ml
A little bit of orange blossom wax
10 drops of neroli essential oil
50 drops of petitgrain bigarade essential oil, choose the one from Paraguay
20 drops of mandarin peel essential oil (red mandarin)
5 drops of jasmine absolute

Melt the oils, waxes, and vitamin E, and wait for the mixture to cool down a bit (it is difficult to reach the ideal temperature for the essential oils; otherwise, you will not be able to mix properly and pour while maintaining a smooth appearance, but since this is not for therapeutic use, just avoid adding your essential oils and absolutes to the boiling mixture, which would cause them to evaporate). Add the essential oils and absolutes. Pour immediately into suitable containers.

I invite you to express in a short text
your skin type, your reactions to the cold, tightness, dryness, nature of your emotions

Perhaps Moses cream might suit you in case of rosacea, or another ingredient, for those who are interested in natural products

Leave me a message

We will surely find together, in the wonderful richness of nature, a suitable ointment…

Mirror, tell me!
Don't say anything
I know... mischievous smiles

LOLLY POP

Come on, Azena fans, dare to talk about your imperfections and other little blemishes; beauty takes effort, and sometimes the effort is very light when you find the right ointment or the right scented note…

Hello Princess!

Oops, the fragrance of the Vestals!
After Minerva, Vesta!
You really take me back to my middle school days with the study of mythology through my Latin classes.
In high school, my French teacher later told me I had been wrong to stop studying it, but well, I think he was hitting on me a bit! lol!

In any case, we are all Vestals. Isn't it the role of a woman to be the guardian of her hearth?

After having us delve into the depths of our souls through your games, you now ask us about the imperfections of our bodies! With you, there’s definitely no way to sleep in peace! lol! LOL!
Anyway, no matter what you do, you won't be able to give my old grandma skin the look and softness of a baby's skin! lol!

All right, let's go, I'll still give it a try:
I have what I believe is called combination skin, oily on the nose, forehead, and chin, and drier on the cheeks.
And with that, since I’m an old thing, lol, I’m covered in brown spots, the infamous age spots!!!
One right on the nose! That way, it flashes better!!!
And of course, my hands have them too.
That's what you see first and foremost.

After that, well, if summer finally decides to arrive, the season when legs are revealed… well, mine, despite my regular use of cypress essential oil, are covered in bruises. I know, there’s horse chestnut that I wanted to try, but I didn’t find it effective against this.

Then, well, I’d really like to know how to treat my hair to make the ones that have fallen out grow back: I’ve lost a good half of my hair, and what’s left doesn’t grow quickly. Same here, it’s mixed—oily at the roots and dry at the ends.

Alright, I’m stopping here for today. Mamy’s soul is still 15, but her body hasn’t been that age for a long time! lol!
But I won't wallow in my fate: I just need to go do some exercise and get some fresh air instead of sitting in front of my computer! lol!

Kisses to you, my beloved witch!

Oops, sorry for the mistakes, I should have written it in Word first.
I hope you understand me.

Sometimes we can revise our text, other times we can't!
The system here works when it feels like it!

It must be my old age having adverse effects! lol!
I'm not going to wallow in self-pity, that's not my style, I prefer to laugh it off!

Among them, I’ll still go with this one: it’s the essential oil of Helichrysum I wanted to talk about, for bruises and varicosities, and it’s also recommended for rosacea.

Stop, I'm stopping here! lol!
Bye my beautiful, drive safe in the sun!

My dear Minerva,
First of all … NEROLI
A powerful yet very gentle astringent that can be used on delicate and sensitive skin (as an alternative to rose hydrosol for skin that it "tightens"). For tight skin. Hydrating, refreshing, and soothing, it relaxes, softens, and smooths the skin. It may prevent the appearance of brown spots. Suitable for all skin types. It is particularly recommended for treating rosacea-prone areas, acne-prone, or irritated skin. Highly fragrant, it tones and refreshes the skin, soothing it.

As for hair, there’s a trick that works: aloe vera. You break off a stem, open it up, and apply it to your scalp. Guaranteed regrowth!

As for the rest of your little concerns, I am currently looking into making a cream, but first I need the opinion of an aromatherapist friend…

Kiss me
What about you?

Lollipop

My dear Lolly!

I'm going to try to give you an objective portrait of my little flaws; you really let nothing go, do you…

So I think I have normal skin with a tendency toward very dry hands and feet, a minor issue with ingrown hair regrowth after waxing my legs, and some signs of cellulite lurking on the front of my thighs. What’s bothering me right now, besides the cellulite that’s subtly starting to show, is that my pores on my chin and the sides of my nose are becoming very noticeable, though I don’t have any blackheads, and my eyelids are getting heavier with age. Okay, that’s enough, lol! I suddenly feel old…

I think Néroli would be good for me too, but I don’t know what it is—could you maybe tell me more?

Big smooches, an inexhaustible source of love!

Barbie

Hi Lolly!
You really are a true witch brewing your potions! lol!

I'll need to buy another aloe vera plant. A friend had given me one, but it died. I knew its benefits for skin problems, such as burns, eczema, and other irritations, but I didn't know its benefits for hair.

Neroli is an essential oil of orange blossom (very expensive, I believe), so it needs to be diluted in a vegetable oil, I suppose, or with a neutral cream?
As for rose hydrolat, I suppose I can buy it nearby at a health food store or a parapharmacy?

In any case, thank you so much for all these valuable tips.
Kisses, sister.