Wedding at Cana Balm │ Solid Perfume. Essential Oil Therapy, Skin Moisturizing, Prevents Skin Dryness and Cracking.

Brand: MYTHEORY Product Name: Wedding at Cana Essential Oil Balm <Red Wine Aroma + Geranium Essential Oil + Bergamot Essential Oil + Atlas Cedarwood Essential Oil> Ingredients: Beewax, Wool wax, Olive Oil, Mineral oil, Jojoba Oil, Shea Butter, Perfume, Cedrus Atlantica Wood Oil, Citrus Aurantium Bergamia Fruit Oil, Pelargonium graveolens Net Content: 13g ◆ Red Wine Essence + Geranium Essential Oil + Bergamot Essential Oil + Atlas Cedarwood Essential Oil ◆ The red wine aroma captures the sweetness of clear water transforming into rich wine within the jar; bergamot and geranium are like a joyful melody under the Galilean sun, light and elegant; finally, the deep woody scent of atlas cedarwood serves as a firm covenant, adding an eternal footnote to this celebration. Uses: ◆ Can be used as a perfume or aromatherapy. ◆ Moisturizes the skin and prevents dryness, cracking, flaking, and peeling. ◆ Prevents chapped lips and moisturizes them. ◆ Soothes itchy and sensitive skin caused by dryness. Application: ◆ Perfume Function: Apply to wrists, elbows, behind the ears, hair tips, etc. ◆ The scent is released by body heat upon skin contact, offering long-lasting fragrance. ◆ Contains no preservatives or antioxidants, uses precious wool wax. https://image-cdn-flare.qdm.cloud/q6d99b96c5d1e1/image/data/2026/03/09/8ff35f0ccba0268da69994ea9a16215a.jpg ◆ The red wine aroma captures the sweetness of clear water transforming into rich wine within the jar; bergamot and geranium are like a joyful melody under the Galilean sun, light and elegant; finally, the deep woody scent of atlas cedarwood serves as a firm covenant, adding an eternal footnote to this celebration. https://image-cdn-flare.qdm.cloud/q6d99b96c5d1e1/image/data/2026/03/09/51a1d52172d7100f2bcfe9e912e8e2e0.jpg Jesus and his disciples attended a Jewish wedding at Cana. Midway through, the wine ran out. According to Jewish purification customs, six stone jars were placed there. Jesus instructed the servants to fill the empty stone jars with water. Jesus then told them to draw some out, and the water had turned into wine. This was the first miracle Jesus performed to reveal his glory. (John 2:10) https://image-cdn-flare.qdm.cloud/q6d99b96c5d1e1/image/data/2026/03/25/fadca383ae5cd5d861f493b9ab1f313a.jpg ※The following content is for raw material properties explanation only. Geranium Essential Oil The use of Geranium essential oil for skin beautification dates back to ancient Egypt. Its essential oil is extracted from the entire Geranium plant. The Geranium flower is fragrant and particularly favored by the perfume industry. Inhaling the sweet scent of Geranium essential oil can uplift the mood, helping to create a calm and steady atmosphere. The aroma of Geranium essential oil can also help to calm emotions and reduce stress. Although Geranium essential oil is derived from the leaves, it emits a floral fragrance. Bergamot Essential Oil Bergamot originates from the southern coast of Italy and is a type of bitter citrus fruit. Bergamot essential oil has a gentle and sweet aroma. Unlike the part from which this essential oil is extracted—the acidic peel—it carries a subtle floral, citrusy, and spicy scent, creating a soothing atmosphere when diffused. It is an excellent choice for massage. Bergamot essential oil contains 30-60% linalyl acetate, which can soothe anxious emotions, bringing warm comfort and support. Atlas Cedarwood Essential Oil Standing beneath a cedar tree, one can feel the tranquility and energy emanating from the towering, majestic cedar. It is said that this was the essential oil used by David before his battle with Goliath. In ancient Egyptian temples, papyrus documents and stone tablets record the Egyptians' use of plant spices to create ointments, powders, and oils, and these oils contained cedarwood. Atlas cedarwood aroma belongs to the middle to base notes, with a sweet and pleasant woody scent, often mingled with the joy of floral and fruity notes.