Sacred Forest
Frankincense Body Scrub
Resin of the ancient temples. Breath of the evergreen forest.
Long before temples were built of stone, the forest was the first sanctuary. Seekers walked beneath towering firs and pines, and frankincense smoke rose as an offering from every altar of the ancient world, carrying prayers upward.
Sacred Forest brings that sanctuary to your skin.
We begin with golden tears of frankincense resin, olibanum, and warm them slowly and gently into pure oil until the resin releases its sacred essence. This temple-infused oil is folded into crystals of sugar, then awakened with the wild, clarifying breath of pine needle, juniper berry, and Siberian fir.
The result is a rich, resinous scrub that polishes away what is dull and heavy, leaving the skin soft, nourished, and glowing, and the mind as clear as mountain air after rain.
The ritual
Let your bath or shower become a forest clearing. On damp skin, massage a handful of Sacred Forest in slow circles toward the heart. Breathe deeply. With each breath, let the evergreen notes open the chest and the frankincense quiet the mind. Rinse with warm water and pat dry, leaving a veil of fragrant oil behind.
A practice of shaucha, purification of body and spirit, for the days you need to shed, reset, and return to yourself.
Why you'll love it
- Handcrafted in small batches with frankincense resin infused by hand
- Gently exfoliates while deeply moisturizing
- Grounding, clarifying forest aroma with pure essential oils
- Water-free, with no synthetic fragrance, dyes, or fillers
- Made with devotion by Pure Ishvari
Ingredients: Sugar, Organic Jojoba Oil, Epsom Salts, frankincense (Boswellia serrata) resin, juniper berry essential oil, pine needle essential oil, Siberian fir essential oil, vitamin E
Size: 4 oz glass jar
Care: For external use only. Avoid the face, eyes, and broken or irritated skin. Discontinue use if irritation occurs. Use a dry spoon and keep water out of the jar. Oils may make surfaces slippery. Best enjoyed within 3 months - Jan 15, 2027
