Smells Like Spells
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We dedicate this handmade home perfume to the Norwegian goddess Eir. For this purpose, we created a magical scent that symbolizes the forces of nature, harvest, abundance, and health. We believe that this fragrance may also help you regain your physical strength. This home perfume may help you gain the favor of Eir, the goddess of medicine and health. With her help, you might:
In Norwegian mythology, the chief god Odin's wife Frigg had many companions, friends, and servants. One of her best and most loyal companions was Eir – the goddess of health.
The unique composition of this home perfume was created according to all the most important perfume canons. At first, the scent pyramid reveals top notes of bergamot, immortelle, lemon, mint, sweet orange, and thyme, followed by rich and intense notes of black pepper, oriental spices, and saffron, which are then succeeded by luxurious notes of cedar, myrrh, and the secrets of our small formulas. The scent at home changes over time. With just one additional tuning, you can experience the fragrance journey again from the first to the last scent.
The magical scent recipe of this home perfume is based on old customs, traditions, and the belief that every plant or scent has its own magical purpose. It is like a witch's recipe, where each plant and its scent has a very important aromatherapeutic and magical function. The top notes complement each other with aromatherapeutic properties and create a high-level pyramid of scents, where each scent has its place in harmony with the others.
Bergamot: one of the most effective essential oils for fighting unwanted mental and psychological states. This essential oil is often credited with mood-enhancing properties while helping to relax. Bergamot essential oil soothes, invigorates, and helps fight fatigue and stress. A bridal bouquet with this essential oil added ensures the success of the upcoming marriage.
Everlasting flower: it is often used as incense in various rituals and traditional African medicine, also for purifying and refreshing the air in homes. The scent of the everlasting flower helps relieve neurological problems and pain, and its tea is good against coughs and colds. The Greeks called the everlasting flower "Gold of the Sun" because this plant gathers the Sun's energy, increases self-confidence, helps let go of past grudges and hardships, and keeps a tighter grip on the reins of life.
Lemon: citrus fruits were highly valued and widely used among ancient and medieval physicians. The Egyptians used lemons to treat food poisoning and plague. Europeans considered lemons a good remedy against plague, malaria, and fever, also as an antidote to snake bites. Herbal experts advised using lemon juice to lower blood pressure, remove toxins from the liver, and relieve joint pain. Avicenna described lemons as the best medicine for the heart and recommended lime during pregnancy and for treating liver diseases. English sailors took lemons on board to avoid scurvy. By the mid-1600s, the healing properties of lemons were officially recognized. The scent of lemon helps adapt and feel comfortable in new environments, with new people, strengthens life goals, and awakens creativity at work and in the family. It also helps overcome difficult situations.
Mint: this scent helps reduce neurological anxiety, restores strength, relieves spasms of the blood vessels in the head. It is also a good remedy for dizziness, headaches, helps relieve apathy, migraines, neurological stress, toothache, and purifies the air and freshens breath. Green mint positively affects human biological energy: it improves mutual understanding between people and removes neurological tension. The scent of mint stimulates the body and soul and increases concentration. It is also a wonderful refresher and mood booster.
Sweet orange: its essential oil helps open the heart, releases sorrow, nervousness, and anxiety. It has a relaxing effect on some people, while for others it acts as an energizer and drives away melancholy. Sweet orange essential oil increases optimism, natural charm, and self-confidence, restores the aura after serious illness or emotional stress. Sweet orange essential oil is recommended when spiritual warmth is needed. In magic, orange is especially associated with the ability to attract love.
Thyme: it has been considered a symbol of vitality and strength since ancient times. Thyme drives away sorrow, warms, makes one feel positive and even combative. Highly recommended for use in winter or during seasonal changes. Thyme essential oil is valued as an antiseptic and anti-inflammatory agent, it refreshes the nervous system, enhances mental function, reduces anxiety, insomnia, helps combat depression, fatigue, strengthens the desire for activity, and gives courage. In the field of magic, thyme is used to remove negative energy.
Black peppers: their scent helps reduce pain, activates blood circulation, has a warming property and a positive effect on aching muscles and joints, stimulates and energizes in cases of fatigue, exhaustion, and emotional coldness, stimulates appetite, relaxes, helps reduce fever, and positively affects digestion. The scents of peppers, just like all pungent spices, cleanse the energy field, help get rid of negative energy, and protect against harmful environmental influences.
Oriental spices: the scent of a blend of oriental spices warms you and spreads a feeling of harmony, safety, and tranquility. The mixture of various herbs and spices includes the aromas of pepper, coriander, fennel, anise, and saffron. Like different tones that form a chord, these scents gain new magical and aromatherapeutic properties when blended, while retaining their original character. The blend strengthens energy fields, harmonizes, and calms.
Saffron: an excellent stimulant for both mind and body, it can be used to relieve pain, treat infections, and stimulate heart rate. In Ireland, saffron is still used over baby cradles to help the newborn grow healthy and strong. In Italy, saffron is thrown over the bride and groom because it is considered a fertility-enhancing aphrodisiac. Arabs, Berbers, and Persians give saffron as a wedding gift to ensure fertility. The Romans valued the scent of saffron and considered it "gently calming," poets often compared it to the soft colors of sunrise or sunset.
Cedar: it has a calming, strengthening, rejuvenating effect, gives a feeling of comfort, and is therefore recommended for unfounded fear, aggression, hysteria, anger, and other non-physiological behaviors as well as insomnia. Like all nuts, cedar nuts symbolize abundance and wealth. Cedar strengthens leadership, self-confidence, personal strengths, and abilities.
Myrrh: The Bible tells the story of three kings who came to honor the baby Jesus and brought him myrrh as one of the gifts. Myrrh was valued as much as gold, and the Greeks still consider it sacred. For about one and a half thousand years, myrrh was one of the world's most valuable commodities, and thus the Arab merchants who sold incense were among the richest people. Myrrh is a symbol of wealth, health, and success. Ancient civilizations used the resin of myrrh trees as a perfume and incense, as well as in medicine, where ointment made from myrrh for wounds was highly valued. Myrrh essential oil has antiseptic properties, stops inflammation, and speeds up healing. The scent of myrrh helps organize thoughts, prevents getting lost in irrelevant details. This scent is especially suitable for meditation as it helps dispel selfish thoughts, restores psychological objectivity and adequacy, calms irritation, and improves sleep. It also increases sexual sensitivity.
With this handmade home perfume you get:
A detailed description of the purpose of the home perfume, a description of the aromatherapeutic effects of different scents. A simple magical meditation/affirmation ritual and tips for using the home perfume that can help you gain physical and mental strength, strengthen your physical body and immunity, get help in fighting diseases, harmonize the body's energy centers and points, and protect your physical body from illnesses.
The magical scent recipe of this home perfume is based on old customs, traditions, and the belief that every plant or scent has its own magical purpose. It is like a witch's recipe, where each plant and its scent has a very important aromatherapeutic and magical function. The top notes complement each other with aromatherapeutic properties and create a high-level pyramid of scents, where each scent has its place in harmony with the others.
Bergamot: one of the most effective essential oils for fighting unwanted mental and psychological states. This essential oil is often credited with mood-enhancing properties while helping to relax. Bergamot essential oil soothes, invigorates, and helps fight fatigue and stress. A bridal bouquet with this essential oil added ensures the success of the upcoming marriage. Everlasting flower: it is often used as incense in various rituals and traditional African medicine, also for purifying and refreshing the air in homes. The scent of the everlasting flower helps relieve neurological problems and pain, and its tea is good against coughs and colds. The Greeks called the everlasting flower "Gold of the Sun" because this plant gathers the Sun's energy, increases self-confidence, helps let go of past grudges and hardships, and keeps a tighter grip on the reins of life. Lemon: citrus fruits were highly valued and widely used among ancient and medieval physicians. The Egyptians used lemons to treat food poisoning and plague. Europeans considered lemons a good remedy against plague, malaria, and fever, also as an antidote to snake bites. Herbal experts advised using lemon juice to lower blood pressure, remove toxins from the liver, and relieve joint pain. Avicenna described lemons as the best medicine for the heart and recommended lime during pregnancy and for treating liver diseases. English sailors took lemons on board to avoid scurvy. By the mid-1600s, the healing properties of lemons were officially recognized. The scent of lemon helps adapt and feel comfortable in new environments, with new people, strengthens life goals, and awakens creativity at work and in the family. It also helps overcome difficult situations. Mint: this scent helps reduce neurological anxiety, restores strength, relieves spasms of the blood vessels in the head. It is also a good remedy for dizziness, headaches, helps relieve apathy, migraines, neurological stress, toothache, and purifies the air and freshens breath. Green mint positively affects human biological energy: it improves mutual understanding between people and removes neurological tension. The scent of mint stimulates the body and soul and increases concentration. It is also a wonderful refresher and mood booster. Sweet orange: its essential oil helps open the heart, releases sorrow, nervousness, and anxiety. It has a relaxing effect on some people, while for others it acts as an energizer and drives away melancholy. Sweet orange essential oil increases optimism, natural charm, and self-confidence, restores the aura after serious illness or emotional stress. Sweet orange essential oil is recommended when spiritual warmth is needed. In magic, orange is especially associated with the ability to attract love. Thyme: it has been considered a symbol of vitality and strength since ancient times. Thyme drives away sorrow, warms, makes one feel positive and even combative. Highly recommended for use in winter or during seasonal changes. Thyme essential oil is valued as an antiseptic and anti-inflammatory agent, it refreshes the nervous system, enhances mental function, reduces anxiety, insomnia, helps combat depression, fatigue, strengthens the desire for activity, and gives courage. In the field of magic, thyme is used to remove negative energy. Black peppers: their scent helps reduce pain, activates blood circulation, has a warming property and a positive effect on aching muscles and joints, stimulates and energizes in cases of fatigue, exhaustion, and emotional coldness, stimulates appetite, relaxes, helps reduce fever, and positively affects digestion. The scents of peppers, just like all pungent spices, cleanse the energy field, help get rid of negative energy, and protect against harmful environmental influences. Oriental spices: the scent of a blend of oriental spices warms you and spreads a feeling of harmony, safety, and tranquility. The mixture of various herbs and spices includes the aromas of pepper, coriander, fennel, anise, and saffron. Like different tones that form a chord, these scents gain new magical and aromatherapeutic properties when blended, while retaining their original character. The blend strengthens energy fields, harmonizes, and calms. Saffron: an excellent stimulant for both mind and body, it can be used to relieve pain, treat infections, and stimulate heart rate. In Ireland, saffron is still used over baby cradles to help the newborn grow healthy and strong. In Italy, saffron is thrown over the bride and groom because it is considered a fertility-enhancing aphrodisiac. Arabs, Berbers, and Persians give saffron as a wedding gift to ensure fertility. The Romans valued the scent of saffron and considered it "gently calming," poets often compared it to the soft colors of sunrise or sunset. Cedar: it has a calming, strengthening, rejuvenating effect, gives a feeling of comfort, and is therefore recommended for unfounded fear, aggression, hysteria, anger, and other non-physiological behaviors as well as insomnia. Like all nuts, cedar nuts symbolize abundance and wealth. Cedar strengthens leadership, self-confidence, personal strengths, and abilities. Myrrh: The Bible tells the story of three kings who came to honor the baby Jesus and brought him myrrh as one of the gifts. Myrrh was valued as much as gold, and the Greeks still consider it sacred. For about one and a half thousand years, myrrh was one of the world's most valuable commodities, and thus the Arab merchants who sold incense were among the richest people. Myrrh is a symbol of wealth, health, and success. Ancient civilizations used the resin of myrrh trees as a perfume and incense, as well as in medicine, where ointment made from myrrh for wounds was highly valued. Myrrh essential oil has antiseptic properties, stops inflammation, and speeds up healing. The scent of myrrh helps organize thoughts, prevents getting lost in irrelevant details. This scent is especially suitable for meditation as it helps dispel selfish thoughts, restores psychological objectivity and adequacy, calms irritation, and improves sleep. It also increases sexual sensitivity. With this handmade home perfume you get:A detailed description of the purpose of the home perfume, a description of the aromatherapeutic effects of different scents. A simple magical meditation/affirmation ritual and tips for using the home perfume that can help you gain physical and mental strength, strengthen your physical body and immunity, get help in fighting diseases, harmonize the body's energy centers and points, and protect your physical body from illnesses.
