Egyptian Series│ASET Isis Essential Oil Balm. Lotus + geranium + bergamot essential oil

Product Name: Isis Lotus Essential Oil Balm Contents: Lotus + Geranium + Bergamot Essential Oil Capacity: 10g Ingredients: Beewax, Wool Wax, Olive Oil, Mineral Oil, Jojoba Oil, Shea Butter, Essential Oil, Propylene Glycol ◆No preservatives or antioxidants ◆Using 999 pure gold foil and precious wool oil use: ◆As a perfume, aroma conditioning. ◆Moisturize the skin and prevent skin dryness, scaling and peeling. ◆Soothes itchy and sensitive skin caused by dryness. use: ◆Perfume function: apply on wrists, elbows, behind ears, hair, etc. ◆When in contact with skin, it is emitted by body temperature and has a long-lasting fragrance. ◆Apply directly to skin. Notice: This product contains essential oils. Please test it on your skin before use. If you feel any discomfort, please stop using it. https://image-cdn-flare.qdm.cloud/q6d99b96c5d1e1/image/data//pinkoi/A04.jpg Aset (Isis): Goddess of health, marriage and love. Wearing a throne-shaped headdress and holding an ankh. Isis' body will exude the fragrance of blue lotus. Ancient Egypt regarded lotus perfume as the fragrance of the gods. In Egyptian mythology, Isis has powerful magic. The Egyptians have worshiped Isis for three thousand years. She resurrected her husband Osiris. Her tears caused the Nile River to flood every year. When the water receded, the land became fertile and the grain harvests were abundant. https://image-cdn-flare.qdm.cloud/q6d99b96c5d1e1/image/data//pinkoi/A05.jpg Lotus essential oil (Lotus) In ancient Roman and Greek times, lotus flowers have been used to treat illnesses. Lotus contains glycosides, plant alcohols, alkaloids, tannins and flavonoids, which can improve symptoms of heart disease such as palpitations and asthma. It can lower blood pressure, clear away heat, soothe the mind, strengthen the heart, nourish the stomach, nourish qi and blood, stop bleeding and eliminate muscle tension. On the skin, the powerful purifying effect of lotus can reduce inflammation and acne, calm and reduce allergies, visibly lighten spots and eliminate skin toxins. https://image-cdn-flare.qdm.cloud/q6d99b96c5d1e1/image/data//pinkoi/A06.jpg Geranium essential oil (Geranium) The use of geranium essential oil to beautify the skin can be traced back to ancient Egypt, and its essential oil is extracted from the entire geranium plant. It can be used in many ways and has many benefits, and can help promote clear skin and healthy hair. The fragrant flowers of geranium are especially popular in the perfume industry. Inhaling the sweet scent of geranium essential oil can uplift your mood and help create an atmosphere of calm and stability. The aroma of geranium essential oil can also help calm your mood and reduce stress. The beauty benefits of geranium essential oil can help promote healthy hair and skin. When applied topically, geranium essential oil can help maintain clear skin. If you want to try the scent of flowers but can't really accept it, you can try geranium first, because although the essential oil of geranium comes from the leaves, it exudes a floral scent. For many people, the soft fragrance of geranium is not that oppressive; the smell has the cheerfulness of the leaves, but is not too feminine. https://image-cdn-flare.qdm.cloud/q6d99b96c5d1e1/image/data//pinkoi/A07.jpg Bergamot essential oil (Bergamot) Bergamot is native to the southern coast of Italy and is a bitter citrus fruit. Bergamot essential oil has a mild and sweet aroma, which is different from the acidic peel where this essential oil is extracted. It has a light floral, citrus and spicy aroma, and can create a soothing atmosphere when diffused. When applied topically, bergamot essential oil has cleansing properties and can easily remove stubborn, sticky dirt. Bergamot essential oil is an excellent choice for massage therapy due to its excellent cleansing properties and relaxing aroma. Bergamot essential oil contains 30-60% agarwood acetate, which can soothe anxious emotions and bring warm comfort and support. -------------------------------------------------- "Wearing Ambiguous and Mysterious Fashion – Balm" Fragrance has been attracting us for thousands of years. Ancient Egyptians and Mesopotamians were making perfume as early as 3000 BC. The earliest perfumers were Egyptian priests, who used aromatic resins to enhance the scent of sacrifices. Burning incense was believed to connect people to the gods – and please the gods… Egyptian priests and their pharaohs were buried with perfume - and when the tomb of young pharaoh Tutankhamun (pictured below left) was opened, the lavish contents included a variety of beautifully crafted jars and vessels. A special jar (pictured below right) was found to contain a fragrant ointment that still smells fragrant after all these centuries. https://www.theory.com.tw/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/008-1.jpg But incense isn't just for spiritual rituals: In the ancient world, perfume was everywhere, from fragrant oils used to adorn the body to incense burned in homes and temples. Egyptians enjoyed it in their daily lives (just like we do scented candles today...) They have understood that perfume can help maintain a harmonious balance between body and soul. It seems to be an early form of "aromatherapy". Solid perfumes have been around for centuries. The ancient Egyptians worshiped body oils. The simple and odorless oil became an integral part of daily life, especially because of dry and arid climates. These ointments are made by adding beeswax or other thick, creamy substances. https://www.theory.com.tw/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/005-2-768x497.jpg Perfume cones from the Egyptian Empire. Many paintings from the era show Egyptians holding an object resembling a beehive or cone on their head. It was discovered that these cones were actually Wax, meltable solid forms of perfume. Place the cone on the wig and while the heat from their body and climate take effect, They melt into your hair and head and create a pleasant scent. https://www.theory.com.tw/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/003-768x262.jpg The smell of balm is closer to the skin than perfume, and it seems like a fragrance emanating from the body. It can be elegantly and quickly replenished with fragrance at any time, and it can maintain the fragrance all day long! Most balms contain shea butter or olive oil. When your fingertips and skin feel dry, you can use it as a finger oil. It can not only replenish fragrance but also soften your fingertips and dry skin.