Looking for versatile ingredienst? Use Black Walnut Hull Powder in natural hair dyes, astringent salves, cleansing teas and charmwork blessings. Better yet, use it in uncrossing magic!
You need a break! Sip some Spearmint tea and let relaxation set in. The coolest of all the mints, it opens up the Throat Chakra to support clear communication and deep breathing.
In a negative space? Ancient Hebrew purification rituals burned Hyssop's fragrant leaves as incense—it's called Azob, meaning "holy herb." It's a warm, bitter plant with a sweet scent.
Creative block? When it gets dark, St. John's Wort brightens your sights and gives you strength. It also supports inner child work to be true to yourself.
Going for a trip—on the astral plane? Prepare a Wormwood tea to ward off low vibrations and clear your psychic channels. Its herbaceous scent is also ideal for insect repellant sachets.
If you're in the middle of a storm, Arnica quells the chaotic forces around you. Adding the yellow flowers to your magical potions is like sunshine in a bottle.
Your sweet tooth needs an herbal fix! Sarsaparilla Root has a unique flavor that complements homemade root beer recipes. Its adaptogenic benefits keep you on the sweeter side of life.
Feeling heavy? Cape Aloe Powder is a nourishing ingredient for your skin salves. Also called bitter aloe, its cooling and moisturizing nature hint to its lunar properties in herbalism.
