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black-salt-cage · 10 months
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kaidee-koo · 24 days
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Baby boy bath time 🧼🍼🩵
I love bubble baths sm!! They’re so bubbly and fun! This mood board is mainly for masc littles who typically like pastel colors and softer tones! Some littles like me feel overwhelmed by super bright and bold colors which is why i love this regression aesthetic! :3 🩵🍼⭐️
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I enjoy doing mood boards so if you have any ideas please let me know!
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Dear John,
I recently moved to a house with a bath; would the soaps you try to sell me (and successfully I might add) be good for bathing or are they specifically for your hands and hair?
Also, in the FAQ a sample pack is mentioned but I can't find it in good.store can you help me?
With love and enthusiasm,
Corine
Corine! Welcome to the Fine World of Baths!
Every bar of Sun Basin Soap is perfect for your bath (or your shower), and our shampoo bars are also amazing for your hair.
But if you are really looking to give yourself an extraordinary bath, might I recommend our Viridian Sun Bath Box, which contains:
My favorite bath bomb in the world, handmade in the Pacific Northwest.
My favorite holiday candle, also handmade in the Pacific Northwest.
My three favorite bars of Sun Basin Soap, made in Missoula, MT.
My two favorite shampoo bars, also out of Missoula.
Some really good bath salts.
THAT will truly take your bath experience to a whole new level, and 100% of the profits go to charity.
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The Stabian Baths in the ancient city of Pompeii
The thermae were constructed around 125 BC. Hundred years later, the baths were connected to Pompeii's aquaduct. They were damaged in the earthquake of 62 AD.
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filmnoirfemalefatales · 8 months
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Baths and Bubbles.
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illustratus · 2 months
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Ruins of a Roman Bath with Washerwomen by Hubert Robert
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tiredwitchplant · 7 months
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How to Use Herbs: Lavender (English Lavender)
Hello. Back with another post about how to use an herb. This time the herb is lavender. We discussed the history, powers and etc in another post (That I will link in a moment) and now we are going to see how we can use it. >>>> Post about Lavender
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Alchemy Formulas:
*Remember when it says one part, try a teaspoon of it first. Always experiment with less amount than too much.
Mercury
one part lavender flowers
one part gum mastic
one part cinnamon chips
one part cinnamon oil
one part lavender oil
Air
one part gum arabic
one part cinnamon
one part lavender oil
one part clove oil
Change
one-part calamus root (Uranus; change)
one part lavender (Mercury; clarity)
one-part powdered nutmeg (Uranus; change)
one part cinnamon (Uranus, Mercury; change)
two parts sandalwood oil (Mercury, Moon; communication between conscious and subconscious minds)
Fame
one part cedar chips (Jupiter; renown)
one part angelica (Sun; authority)
one part myrtle (Venus; the arts)
one part gum mastic (Uranus; innovation)
one part lavender oil (Mercury; knowledge)
one part carnation oil (Jupiter; expansion)
Peace
one-part jasmin flowers (Moon; emotions)
one part myrrh resin (Saturn; grounding)
one part rose petals (Venus; love)
one part lotus oil (Neptune; inspiration)
one part lavender oil (Mercury; communication)
Spells:
Snake-beckoning Spell
Place an image on an altar, either of a snake or of an affiliated deity— the Minoan Serpent Goddess for instance.
Surround this with fresh lavender or warm the essential oil in an aroma burner.
Call the spirit. Be prepared to explain why you have issued the invitation.
Do this spell before bedtime, to receive a visitation in your dreams.
Don’t Sabotage My Success Spell (Workplace Edition)
Prepare a separate mojo for each person who appears to sabotage you.
Write the co-worker’s name on a square of brown paper three times.
Write your own name over each of the co-worker’s names, saying: “I cross you and I cover you.”
Anoint the corners of the paper with essential oils of bergamot, clove bud, and lavender.
Fold up the paper, placing it inside a red flannel drawstring bag, together with a devil’s shoestring root and some cumin seed.
Maintain this discreetly in the workplace, feeding daily with a drop of essential oil of lavender for reinforcement.
Herbal Beauty Glamour Spell
2 ounces of beeswax
1/2 cup coconut oil
1/2 cup olive oil
Glass measuring cup
Pan filled with water
Spoon
10 to 12 drops of lavender essential oil
10 to 12 drops of yarrow essential oil
Mirror
Pretty tin or jar
Combine the beeswax, coconut oil, and olive oil into the glass measuring cup and warm it in the pan full of water. This creates a double boiler like effect.
Once the wax melts, stir everything (the oils and beeswax) until well blended and remove it from the heat.
Add the lavender and yarrow oils, stirring them in slowly. As you do so, look into the mirror and say, I am lovely, I am desirable, I am magical. Beauty is more than skin deep. See me for the magnificence of my inner self.
Before it cools, pour your salve into a pretty tin or jar. After it has firmed up, use it on your skin.
Baths and Cleansing:
Maximum Power Spiritual Cleansing Bath
sea salt
rose and calendula blossoms
lavender oil
rose oil
rosemary oil
sandalwood oil
frankincense oil
myrrh oil
white rose hydrosol
Add copious quantities of sea salt to your bath water.
Add a drop of each essential oil into the water.
Float rose and calendula blossoms in the water, if possible.
Bath for Mercury
Herbs: lavender, white sandalwood, horehound, marjoram, thyme
Oils: lavender, white sandalwood, marjoram, anise
Self-Love Bath Bomb Bag
1 tablespoons of lavender
1 tablespoon of mandrake
1 tablespoon vervain
1 tablespoon vetivert
10-inch square of thin muslin or cotton
White ribbon
Red candle
Place the herbs in the center of the square of the cloth and gather up the corners.
Use the white ribbon to tie it, forming a pouch.
Run a warm bath and hang the pouch over the faucet, allowing the water to run through it, filling the tub with the essence of the herbs.
Light the candle and climb into the tub. Allow yourself to soak in the warm, fragrant water.
Use the herb pouch to wash your body, as you do, gaze into the candle's flame.
Visualize yourself radiating an aura of self-confidence and power. See yourself as the sort of person who attracts attention from those who are worthy.
When the water cools, extinguish the candle and get out of the tub. After you've dried yourself, dispose of the herb pouch by burying it or burning it.
Oils, Potions and Powders
Oil Blend for Patience
1 part rose
1 part lavender
1 part pine
Oil Blend for Peace
1 part violet
1 part lavender
1 part jasmine
1 part sandalwood
Masculine Oil Blend
Base note: 10 drops patchouli
Middle note: 10 drops sandalwood
Top note: 3 drops lavender
For the rest of the recipe, you will need:
1-ounce grated beeswax
Double boiler
1 ounce jojoba oil
2 metal 1-ounce containers
Flat toothpicks
Heat the grated beeswax in the double boiler until it is liquid.
Add the jojoba oil and gently mix the two ingredients together to achieve a homogenous blend.
Pour half the liquid into each container and add 3 drops of your essential oil blend.
Quickly stir the mixture with the toothpicks before the wax begins to set.
Keep one container for anointing yourself and the other as a gift to your consort so that he or she may come to appreciate you on a new level. If you are solitary and without a consort, you can use one for anointing your skin and the other for charging candles and ritual tools.
Love Potion #9
1. Choose nine love herbs. Consider these: Damiana
Ginger
Grains of Paradise
Hibiscus
Lovage
Melissa (lemon balm)
Peppermint
Red clover
Rose petals
(Other options might include adder’s tongue, cardamom pods, catnip, cubeb, lavender, red raspberry leaves or rose hips.)
2. Make a strong infusion of all the herbs, strain, and serve.
Love Powder Drawing Powder
1. Grind the following botanicals to a fine powder:
Basil
Lavender
Rose petals
Yarrow
Optional: ginger blossoms
2. Blend with rice powder.
3. Sprinkle around your home, your bedroom, on your sheets and on you.
Teas and Soothing Pillow:
Bedtime Tea
1 part lavender
1 part catnip
1 part verbena
1 part chamomile
1 cup of boiling water
Mix dry herbs into a small jar
To brew, pour 1 cup of boiling water over 1 teaspoon of the blend you made in the jar.
Steep for 5 - 7 minutes. Strain and enjoy.
Love Tea
1 part rose petals
1 part lavender
1 part jasmine
Pinch of cinnamon (optional)
1 cup of boiling water.
Mix dry herbs into a small jar
To brew, pour 1 cup of boiling water over 1 teaspoon of the blend you made in the jar.
Steep for 5 - 7 minutes. Strain and enjoy.
Dream Pillow (Hecate’s Pillow)
Hecate provides protection at night as well as psychic enhancement, so that you can journey safely during dreams. Appeal to Hecate to block nightmares too.
Dried lavender
Dried mullein
Essential oil of lavender
Optional: tuberose absolute
Blend two parts lavender to one part mullein.
Sprinkle a few drops of the essential oils over the dried botanicals.
Allow this to dry thoroughly and use it to fill a black pillow.
For optimum results, create and inaugurate the pillow during the Dark Moon or on Halloween/Samhain.
Again, sorry for such a long post. Please try to follow the instructions to the best of your abilities or mix and match and experiment. Happy witching. Bye byes~
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ratatoskryggdrasil · 9 months
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Albert Herter, The Roman Baths, c. 1895
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Like this post if you prefer showers over baths
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doughnutwolf · 7 months
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I'm going to see the postal service ❣️
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Ribchester Roman Bathhouse, Ribchester, Lancashire
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necroticbliss · 4 months
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♡ 🦢
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my-autism-adhd-blog · 2 months
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Showing is really exhausting now. And it only lasts 15–20 minutes. I guess I’m getting old…
Anyone else find showers/baths tiring?
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w-aste-land · 2 months
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If this gets enough notes maybe I’ll post my tits ✨
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Lamezia Terme, Calabria, Italy
Lamezia Terme is located on the eastern border of the coastal plain commonly called Piana di Sant'Eufemia, which was created by drying a wide marshy area. It is the third largest city in Calabria by number of inhabitants and has a relatively recent history.
Established in 1968 from the fusion of three pre-existing towns: Nicastro, Sambiase, and Sant'Eufemia Lamezia, it is not only an important regional and national hub due to its strategic location in the centre of the region, but also a crucial business hub for the region's economy. These three towns have contributed to the city's diverse cultural heritage and historical significance.
Lamezia Terme is most famous for its international airport which is situated a few kilometres outside the town.
The Baths of Charon
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Despite its modern origins, the name is much older: it derives from the first political community attested on this territory, the Lametìnoi, dating back to protohistoric times.
The Baths, on the other hand, refers to one of the main resources of the area, the Terme di Caronte, known since Roman times as Aque Angae. These four springs are located on the slopes of the Reventino mountain massif and, combined with the current of the Bagni river, give rise to different degrees of temperature: the highest reaches 39°C, hence the name Charon.
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The secrets of ancient Terina
The first human settlements in what is now modern Lamezia Terme were discovered in 1865, when jewellery was found in the area of Sant'Eufemia Vetere, which was later sold to the British Museum in London, which still preserves it today.
This discovery, known as the Treasure of St Euphemia, was the first in a long series, which during the 20th century confirmed the ancient settlement of Terina. It was not until 1997, however, that it was decided to initiate a systematic search that identified a well-structured urban layout, of which we now know a living quarter built with parallel axes that define a regular urban grid. According to the most widely accepted hypothesis, this would be the extension of a pre-existing structure dating back to the 5th century BC.
Two rooms of the Lametino Archaeological Museum are dedicated to ancient Terina. Lametino Archaeological Museum housed in the Monumental Complex of San Domenico. Divided into three sections: Prehistoric, Classical and Medieval, will give you an insight into the history of this area, from the earliest times. There is, for instance, a hydria, which is a vase, dated between 380 and 370 BC, as well as everyday objects.
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The ruins of the medieval castle
There is still much to discover in Lamezia Terme, especially in the historic city centre. On Hill of San Teodoro, stands the Norman castle of Nicastro about whose origins there is some dispute. Built on the hillside, a unique strategic position to control the surrounding plain all the way to the sea, according to some dates back to Byzantine era, according to others Svevo-Normana.
All that remains of the original structure are four towers, the ramparts, walls and a buttress with a small loggia; the earthquake of 1638 caused great damage to the structure, but at the same time contributed to the legends that populate it.
Photos by Pino Elia
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illustratus · 1 year
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Ruins of a Roman Bath by Charles-Louis Clérisseau
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