The Bloom Ritual
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A nourishing collection crafted to celebrate women's wellbeing with floral botanicals.
Allergen note: This ritual contains products with botanical ingredients, essential oils, nut and seed butters, and beeswax. Please review the individual product ingredients for full allergen information before use.
Thoughtfully packaged in a premium gift box with botanical tissue, a handwritten Wild Wellness card and finished with natural ribbon.
Traditionally used in Western herbal medicine
A closer look at the botanicals gathered in this collection, and how they have been used across generations of Western herbal practice.
- Nettle Leaf
- The old herbalists' great nourisher, nettle has been traditionally used in Western herbal medicine as a mineral-rich spring tonic to restore and replenish.
- Raspberry Leaf
- A cherished women's herb of the Western tradition, raspberry leaf has been traditionally used as a mineral-rich tonic tea through the seasons of a woman's life.
- Lemon Balm
- Called the 'gladdening herb' by the old herbalists, lemon balm has been traditionally used in Western herbal medicine to lift the spirits, soothe nervous tension and settle an unsettled stomach.
- Chamomile
- One of the most beloved herbs of the European apothecary, chamomile has been traditionally used in Western herbal medicine for centuries as a gentle evening tea to settle the nerves, soothe the digestion and soften the transition into sleep.
- Rose Petals
- Rose has been distilled and infused in apothecaries since antiquity, traditionally used as a heart-softening botanical for grief, tenderness and gentle skin care.
- Rose
- Rose has been distilled and infused in apothecaries since antiquity, traditionally used as a heart-softening botanical for tender seasons and gentle skin care.
- Orange Blossom
- Neroli, distilled from orange blossom, has been traditionally used in European perfumery and skin care as a calming, uplifting floral.
- Beeswax
- Beeswax is the traditional base of the European apothecary salve, used to seal in moisture and carry herbal infusions.
- Organic Cacao
- Cacao has been prepared as a ceremonial and celebratory drink for millennia, traditionally taken slowly to open the heart and mark a moment of pause.
- Jojoba Oil
- Jojoba is traditionally valued as a light, skin-familiar carrier for infusing herbs and essential oils.
- Geranium
- Rose geranium has been traditionally used as a balancing floral in skin care and perfumery.
- Orange Peel
- Dried citrus peel has been traditionally used in Western herbal medicine as a bright, aromatic bitter to support digestion and lift the mood.
- Frankincense
- Frankincense resin has been burned and infused across the ancient world, traditionally used to steady the breath and mark sacred pause.
- Lavender
- Grown in monastery gardens across the Mediterranean, lavender was traditionally used to calm a busy mind, ease tension and perfume linens and bathing rituals — a classic nervine of Western herbal tradition.
- Cedarwood
- Cedarwood has been traditionally used as a steadying, forest-scented aromatic for grounding rituals.
Traditional use information is provided for educational interest only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding or taking medication, please seek advice from your healthcare practitioner before use.
