Rose has always belonged to Venus — in Ayurvedic tradition, in Western herbalism, in the planetary correspondence systems that organized botanical medicine for centuries. This balm is built around that correspondence: Rosa x damascena at the center, with rosehip from the Chilean Andes, sea buckthorn, borage, and Luma chequen — White Chilean Myrtle, an antimicrobial botanical from Patagonia that almost no one else is working with.
The base is shea butter, rich and slow-absorbing. The result is a facial balm that seals, repairs, and restores — particularly suited to skin that is dry, stressed, or showing the accumulation of sun and time.
It also contains bakuchiol — the same collagen-pathway activator as Bakuchi Revival, here in a richer, more occlusive base for evening use.
Use after Skin Potion No. 1 or Bakuchi Revival to seal. A small amount goes a long way.
