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I will not become what hurt me.
An oil from the Brambleheart legend. “I will not become what hurt me.” — Eolan Deep in Brackenreach, where the old roots curl around the Burrows and thorn and blossom grow as one, there is an oil kept for the ones who have been through something. Brambleheart is that oil: a ritual for resilience, tenderness, and remembering who you are choosing to be. Kukui nut, jojoba, squalane, and castor glide across the skin, while shea butter adds a soft, cushioned richness. The blend sinks in slowly, helping restore softness and leaving behind a gentle, silky sheen. The scent is Dragon’s Blood: warm, deep, and resinous, like ember-lit bark and dark amber at the heart of the old forest. It stays close to the skin, more a secret than an announcement. Smooth it on after a long day. Let your skin drink it in. Remember who you’re choosing to be. How to Use: Warm a small amount between your palms and massage slowly into clean, slightly damp skin, giving extra attention to areas that feel dry or weathered. Handcrafted in small batches by Aether & Earth.
$ 25.00 USD
Kukui Nut Oil, Shea Butter, Squalane, Jojoba Oil, Castor Oil, Fragrance (Dragon’s Blood)
Warm a small amount of Brambleheart Body Oil between your palms and breathe in its warm, resinous aroma. Massage slowly into clean, slightly damp skin, giving extra attention to areas that feel dry or weathered. As you do, remember Eolan’s words: “I will not become what hurt me.” Let the ritual be a reminder that tenderness and resilience can exist together.
Patch test first. Before using any new product, apply a small amount to the inside of your forearm and wait 24 hours. If redness, itching or irritation appears, wash it off and do not use. For external use only. Keep away from eyes.
Every hidden heart needs a place to bloom. In Alderwick, two fae boys find the Burrows, and a love the village cannot unmake.
Read the story"I will not become what hurt me." Eolan's words are the heart of this oil. I made Brambleheart for the ones who have been through something, and I warmed it with Dragon's Blood so it feels like a hearth. Use it slowly, and be gentle with yourself.
Small batches, so no two pours are quite the same.
