Preparing for Cold Days: Safely Combining Winter Oil, Warm Scents, and Candles

By the end of October, self-care routines often automatically become warmer: richer textures, spicy scents, and more candlelight. It is crucial not to confuse the feeling of warmth with actual protection from the cold.

A Simple Cold-Weather Routine

1. Leave skin slightly damp after showering or bathing.
2. Initially test Winter Oil very sparingly and on a small area.
3. Wear warm clothing and use a blanket – the oil does not replace protection from the cold.
4. Create a safe island of light and choose a calming tea.

Important Notes

Winter Oil can create a significant sensation of warmth. Do not use on irritated or particularly sensitive skin, wash hands afterwards, and avoid contact with eyes, face, and mucous membranes. Never leave candles and incense unattended.

Further guidance can be found in the Body and Massage Oils, the Scent Guide, the Academy, the Atlas, and the Knowledge Center.

Which warm scent and care routine would you like to try during the cold season? Feel free to share your experiences in the comments.