Sep 16, 2022
Los Angeles’ spiritual wellness boutique Parlour of Wonders has launched a new collection of calming handcrafted talc-free botanical bath powders.

Los Angeles,United States - September 16, 2022 /PressCable/ —
The store’s new bath powders are handcrafted and infused with potent and fragrant essential oils and an array of other healing herbal and botanical products. The sachets have a number of diverse uses and in addition to applying directly to the body, they can be dusted onto objects, sprinkled throughout a chosen environment or blown into the air.
More details can be found at https://www.parlourofwonders.com/product-category/spiritual-sachet-powders
The launch of Parlour of Wonders’ new powders coincides with recent figures on the essential oil and aromatherapy industry. According to Grand View Research, essential oils are now worth over US$21 billion, a number which is expected to continue growing by 7.6% annually till 2028.
As interest in the healing and spiritual powers of essential oils grows, the store is proud to be offering a new product, made from a completely proprietary formula, which gives customers the same benefits as these oils, but without the oily part.
Positioned as an alternative to spiritual oils, in addition to making a fragrant and recharging pick-me-up, these gemstone and essential oil-infused sachets can be applied to materials like fabric and paper without leaving a stain or an oily residue.
Parlour of Wonders’ bath powders are intended to be integrated into a user’s beauty, self-care and positive manifestation daily rituals. They are soothing, calming, and reinvigorating. The hand-blended powders have been crafted exclusively from organic floral and natural materials using a cosmetic-grade talc-free cornstarch base, and are completely skin safe.
Whether a user is seeking energetic purification, to release negative feelings and restore positive ones, or to attain a state of peace and clarity, the store has a carefully blended intention powder.
Popular new blends in the sachet range include their Abundant Prosperity powder, which highlights chamomile and the pyrite stone, and their Magnetic Attraction powder, which uses warming essential oils, lodestone and strong notes of cinnamon.
All of the new powders also come in attractive reusable tins with a stylish clear lid.
Parlour of Wonders is a Los Angeles-based online store for spiritual wellness and spiritual lifestyle products. It is the home of Madame Pamita, a popular crystal and essential oil docent.
A spokesperson for the store said, “Our spiritual bath powders are handcrafted from real botanical essential oils, herbs, and crystals and are lovingly created to bring the energy of spiritual blessings to your day. These spiritual bath powders are made by us at the Parlour of Wonders and can be used in a wide variety of positive manifestation rituals.”
More information is available at https://www.parlourofwonders.com/product-category/spiritual-sachet-powders
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Name: Madame Pamita
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Organization: Parlour of Wonders
Address: 8857 Canoga Ave., Los Angeles, CA 91304, United States
Website: https://parlourofwonders.com
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