Yarrow Hydrosol

with black tourmaline essence

antiseptic toner | energetic shield 

stops bleeding | soothes itching

Gentle enough for all skin types. Extra helpful for congested skins

Scent: floral, fruity, tart/sour

50 ml / 1.7 oz. $24

Physically: tonic, infection fighting, assists skin in promoting new cell growth, reduces itching (often helpful on poison ivy rashing), and can be used to help stop a bleeding wound.

Mind / Heart / Soul:  Energy Shield.  Like the shield she makes over a wound. I love to carry some yarrow in my pocket if I'm moving into a challenging social situation and need energetic protection. 

And I love this notion about Yarrow, from Candace Hunter, "Yarrow has long been a symbol of love, especially lasting love. It often takes two or more years for yarrow propagated from seed to become established, but once she’s done so, she’s a strong and lasting perennial who can endure conditions and neglect that would wither many other plants. Yarrow teaches us to nurture our loves carefully at first, and then to trust that they’ll sustain us through whatever conditions we encounter. Yarrow love is lasting love; yarrow magic is the magic of careful creation and lasting endurance."

Black Tourmaline's magic acts as a repellent and protective barrier to negative energies. "She deflects radiation and provides an increase in one's physical vitality, emotional stability, and intellectual acuity, and can mainatain one's spirits even in conditions which appear to emit the messages of gloom and doom.  She furthers the awakening of altruism and enhances practicality in creativity. Vibrates to the numbers 3 & 4." - Love is in the Earth, A Kaleidoscope of Crystals. By Melody.

Uses:

· As a refreshing skin and body mist.

· As a dry mask mixer.

· To alleviate and help heal poison ivy rashes and bug bites.

· As an airplane, bus, train, and car travel mist and work place mist to protect from radiation and refresh dulled senses.

· As a protective and repellent energetic veil in any situation where needed.

To Use On The Skin: mist her over my face and neck after cleansing and just before massaging in oil and serum. May be used to blend with dry masks to help clear congested skins.  If using for poison ivy or bug bites, mix hydrosol with clay to help dry out any oozing, but yarrow hydrosol on her  own with help alleviate the itch.  Spray directly on wounds to stop bleeding and clear infection.  

Full Ingredients: 

Wild yarrow flowers, (achillea millefolium), harvested by hand (by John B. Martin), purified water, gem essence of black tourmaline, and frequency of love.

Note on frequency: The land of this Yarrow in Selinsgrove, PA is home to a young Mennonite couple that occasionally uses the hillside for their cattle and horses to graze, but is otherwise untouched. The energy that flows there holds a serenity of peaceful, stillness and oneness with the land.