Desert Rain Creosote Bath & Body Oil - Touch of Tlaloc

Yolia Botanica's oil is infused in a controlled heat of 180 degrees for up to 20 hours with hand foraged creosote leaves from the desert in Tucson Arizona. Small batch production.

Tlaloc: Aztec god of rain & prosperity Scent: Creosote, lavender & patchouli (smells just like desert rain!)

Magic use: Tlāloc is Nahuatl for "he who makes things sprout". Rain comes to wash things away but also to nurture, nourish and cultivate. Use this oil ritually in the bath or alone to clear & renew your mind, invite positive changes, and amplify abundance in your life. Charged moss agate & clear quartz inside bottle.

Self care use: Nourish your skin with Touch of Tlāloc body oil, lock in moisture, balance and restore damaged skin with the healing nutrients of antioxidants, omega fatty acids 3, 6, & 9, vitamin E, and linoleic acid. Great for damaged, dry, and textured skin. Up to 2x per week application to the face due to high antibacterial properties.*

DETAILS

• Available in 1 oz (amber) or 2 oz (clear) glass bottles
• Ingredients: Cold pressed grapeseed oil, cold pressed sweet almond oil, cold pressed hemp seed oil, creosote, lavender essential oil, patchouli essential oil, cosmetic grade mica, crystal chips
• Made in Tucson, Arizona 

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. For educational purposes only.

About the Maker

Yolia Botanica is woman owned and operated, blending Mexican curanderismo, or folk healing, and paganism to provide respectful alternatives to energetic cleansing that help people take care of their spiritual bodies. Thier products are created for modern brujas of all levels with the foundation of respecting sacred herbs, tribes and practices. Yolia Botanicals doesn’t work with over-commercialized and appropriated sacred herbs such as white sage or any variety of Palo Santo, instead, they provide appropriate options that respect sanctity of spiritual traditions, specifically of Indigenous peoples of the Americas. Everything is made by Guadalupe aka Lulu, who was born and raised in Sonora, Mexico, and is on a reclaiming and reconnecting journey to her indigenous ancestry and is currently a dedicated student of Curanderismo practices and knowledge.