New Skin-Softening Organic Crystal Skin Oil, Cosmetic-Grade Proprietary Formula
Sep 15, 2022
Parlour of Wonders, a home of modern spirituality based in Los Angeles, is now retailing skin-softening organic crystal skin oils.
Los Angeles,United States - September 15, 2022 /PressCable/ —
These skin oils are crafted from a potent proprietary formula which combines a fractionated coconut based with genuine essential oils and natural crystals. Parlour of Wonders is also proud to now be offering interested customers across the USA and Canada the opportunity to receive these oils faster than ever with their new North American delivery plans.
More details can be found at https://www.parlourofwonders.com/product-category/spiritual-oils
The launch of their new skin-softening crystal skin oils coincides with a recent editorial from Cosmetify, which explained why the popularity of crystal-infused skincare products is swiftly on the rise. More than just being useful as Gua Sha tools or facial rollers, when crystals are crushed and incorporated into skin oils, serums and masks, they have been shown to improve the absorption of other active products, detoxify the skin, shield it against environmental nasties and improve its brilliance and luster.
With this potentiality in mind, Parlour of Wonders has crafted their expansive range of silk oils with an array of different natural crystals and crystal powders contained within each bottle. Their cosmetic-grade and skin-safe products are also enriched with the finest organic herbal and floral elements.
Their fragrant, purifying skin oils have been designed to both soothe and soften the skin and awaken and energize the soul. As such, as a purveyor of primarily spiritual wares, Parlour of Wonders has crafted each one of their new crystal skin oils with a spiritual manifestation intention in mind.
For example, the store’s Good Luck Oil is designed to help the user tip luck in their favor in all avenues of life. With a combination of allspice, cinnamon and clove and a whole genuine aventurine gemstone inside the bottle, the oil can be applied directly to the skin or added to a spiritual bath.
Alternatively, for customers looking to do some inner work and attain a state of self-love and confidence, Parlour of Wonders recommends their Self Love Oil, which has highlights of sweet rose, jasmine, and lavender, and contains the powerful Kambaba jasper gemstone.
Parlour of Wonders is a Los Angeles-based online boutique for spiritual items like essential oils, candles, bath powders and runes. Its founder, Madame Pamita, also runs spiritual enlightenment and mindfulness courses.
A spokesperson for the store said, “Madame Pamita Spiritual Oils are handmade with real botanical essential oils, herbs, and gemstones. Find one that works for your intentions – protection, prosperity, love, success, cleansing, and more. Our oils are the first choice for people who know the power of herbal and crystal elements.”
More information is available at https://www.parlourofwonders.com/product-category/spiritual-oils
Contact Info:
Name: Madame Pamita
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Organization: Parlour of Wonders
Address: 8857 Canoga Ave., Los Angeles, CA 91304, United States
Website: https://parlourofwonders.com
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