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Here is the newest schedule for upcoming pours! March 23rd- Fucking Asshole poured and restocked March 31st- Blue Moon Pour (preorder open now) April 16th- Queen Pour (preorder open now) April 23rd- Foxy Lady Pour (no preorder, limited quantities) All regular scents are being restocked as needed. Please message me if you are waiting on a particular scent to be refilled and I will make an effort to move up the timeline or drop you a line when they are available!

  The Internet is rampant with self help gurus spouting the importance of self care rituals. It ’s a fad, one that everyone is hopping on board with, but for good reason! Self indulgence is often referred to as a guilty pleasure, but why do we feel this way? Why do we as a culture, and especially as women, feel bad about treating ourselves well? In a recent poll I conducted online, people were evenly split on the reasons that they were lacking in their self care. Guilt, financial difficulties, and time were the top reasons, followed by motivation. Messages poured in from people expressing their difficulty with feeling like they could afford to treat themselves to the things that would make them feel better. “ Self Care ” is such a broad category that its hard to pin point exactly what it means for each individual. Some people consider vacations, pedicures, massages, new clothes, trips to restaurants and salon visits as a necessary part of their self care regime. Others s...

            Since the dawn of humanity, we have immortalized the moon. We've assigned it genders, names, meanings, and emotions. We've prayed to it, worshipped it, romanticized it. Many of us base our ritual work, and even our spiritual lives around the moon and its cycles. Historically we've blamed any number of mental health issues on the full moon, and even now police and hospitals carry an expectation of some pretty crazy cases walking through their doors during that time.  While I am an amateur moon fanatic, many people I talked to recently (pagan or otherwise) had a few common things to say about how they felt during the first day or two leading up to the full moon through the few days after. One is that they are tired, exhausted, drained of all energy. The other is that they felt anxious, agitated, keyed up and bursting at the seams with the drive to create and then, afterwords, fall into an exhausted sleep.  How can so many pe...