Roman Gladiator Body OilWe sourced Roman Gladiator Body Oil from a recipe from Pliny the Elder in Naturalis Historia written in 77 AD. It is made with bay laurel and myrtle in olive oil. In modern skincare, myrtle and laurel are purported to have astringent and deodorizing properties, and are good for post exercise massage. We suggest to use this body oil after the gymnasium. Ingredients: Olive oil, Laurel essential oil, Myrtle essential oil. 1 oz. Glass bottle with dropper

woody notes with a hint of musk

The Medieval recipe for glowing skin

the Trotula contains several wonderful formulas for natural skincare

then part of the Roman Empire

A balm for beard

Blended with French rose clay for a delicate and refreshing beauty treatment

Frankincense oil

Glass Roller

Ingredients: Bentonite clay

Renaissance noblewoman

spatula and spoon in a gift bag

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