Isis Ritual Body Oil
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The Goddess Isis is an ancient Egyptian goddess associated with many aspects of life, fertility, and healing. Her connection to the Moon is deeply symbolic of her powers of creation and protection.
Our Isis oil carries a fresh scent with a sensation of texture, warmth, and sensuality. With its luxurious top note blends of bergamot, lavender, coriander, and base notes of sandalwood, cedarwood, amber and musk, this exquisite combination of scents creates a soothing and calming atmosphere that will help you relax and reconnect with your divine power. Our Isis oil along with our Isis soap inspires growth and connection. Bring in the divine power of Isis into your bath routine and aura.
Common workings with Isis' energy:
- Motherhood
- Protection
- Healing
- Rebirth
- Abundance
- Magic
Our body oils are a collaboration to our Goddess Soap collection, to help you connect with the divine feminine energy within. Each Goddess oil has been carefully crafted with a blend of natural ingredients including herbs, as well as, fragrances that correspond with a Goddess to evoke that specific Goddess' energy within. Whether you're looking for oils to use on your body, in rituals or for more everyday use, we've got you covered.
We ritually handcraft all of our oils in small batches and use high quality ingredients.
Ingredients: Cedarwood and Amber Fragrance. Blue Lotus and Carnation flowers. Carrier Oil: Jojoba Oil.
Information about the ingredients used is derived from historical or widely accepted sources. It is not intended to prevent, treat or cure any diseases or health concerns. You are using these products at your own risk. If you have not used an ingredient before on your skin, we recommend researching the ingredient and that you test each product on a small patch of skin before complete use as everyone's skin is different.
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