Summer Solstice Perfume Oil By Escential Essences, 0.5oz

• The Summer Solstice scent. Escential's sun-warm Litha blend.
• Half-ounce bottle. A generous size for a daily-wear oil.
• Skin-safe by the maker's blend. Cosmetic-grade carrier oils, blended in the USA.
• Perfume oil, not spray. Worn close, warming on the skin through the day.

• Summer Solstice perfume oil by Escential Essences, 0.5 oz
• Blended in the USA with cosmetic-grade, skin-safe oils per the maker
• Patch test before regular wear and discontinue if irritation occurs
• A fragrance blend; store cool and dark to keep the scent true

Scent is the fastest door to a season, and this one is blended for Litha, the Summer Solstice: the sun at its highest, the day at its longest, the year at its warmest and most open-handed. Worn as perfume, it carries the sabbat's register through an ordinary day, a trace of high summer at the wrist in any month. Practitioners reach for seasonal scents to mark the Wheel of the Year on the body itself, anointing for solstice rites, gratitude workings, and the sunlit moods that suit them. The oil is a scent and a signal, not a spell in a bottle; the brightness it keeps close is the brightness you bring.

1. Patch test first. A small spot on the inner arm before regular wear.
2. Wear it at the pulse points. Wrists and collarbone, where skin warmth carries a perfume oil best.
3. Anoint for the sabbat. A touch before a Litha rite or gratitude working marks the day on the skin.
4. Store it kindly. Cool, dark, and capped; perfume oils keep their character longest that way.

• Summer Solstice Incense Sticks: the same seasonal blend for the room.
• Litha Altar Candle by Lailokens Awen: a solstice-poured beeswax flame.
• Sunstone Palm Stone: the solar stone for the same bright register.

What does it smell like?

Escential's Summer Solstice blend: bright, warm, and sun-kissed, made to carry the feel of the year's longest day.

Is it safe to wear on skin?

The maker blends it with cosmetic-grade, skin-safe carrier oils for wear at the pulse points. As with any fragrance, patch test first and discontinue if irritation occurs.

Is it only for the solstice?

It is blended for Litha, but a bottled piece of high summer earns its wear in any season.

How do I apply a perfume oil?

A small touch at the wrists and collarbone; skin warmth does the rest through the day.