09 · Topicals, Oils & Soaks
Not everything works from the inside. Detox clays, ozonated and essential oils, and herbal soaks for the largest organ you own. Apply to skin, not to a spoon.
Trace Minerals
A volcanic clay that binds to oil and impurities, used topically to draw them out of the skin. One tub lasts a very long time.
Topical use. Do not mix or store it in metal, which blunts the clay.
PurO3
Olive oil held under ozone until it thickens into a salve. Used topically as a clean skin barrier and general skin support, with nothing in it but oil and ozone.
For the skin only. Keep it cool so it stays firm.
Young Living
One of the most potent essential oils there is, rich in carvacrol. Used diluted on the skin or in a diffuser as part of a seasonal wellness routine.
Essential oil, not oil of oregano softgels. Always dilute. Never apply it neat, and do not take an essential oil internally without guidance.
Jadience
Adaptogenic herb blends you soak in rather than swallow, built on the classical idea that the body pulls what it needs through warm water and skin. A recovery ritual that pairs with the bodywork practice.
A collection rather than a single product. Match the soak to what you are working on, from recovery to circulation.
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