The Celestara Ritual Skincare Process

At Celestara Alchemy, skincare is created with patience, reverence, and intention. Every balm, bar, cream, or elixir is crafted as a ritual, honoring both the physical healing of the skin and the energetic alignment of the soul.

Cold-Pressed Oils

I begin with cold-pressed carrier oils such as jojoba, rosehip, and moringa. Cold pressing extracts the oil without heat, preserving the full spectrum of vitamins, antioxidants, and essential fatty acids. This makes the oils more potent, nourishing, and gentle for sensitive or reactive skin. Cold-pressed oils also retain their energetic integrity, holding the natural life force of the plant.

Slow Botanical Infusions

Botanicals — flowers, herbs, resins, and roots — are slow-infused over four weeks. This allows the plant’s healing compounds and vibrational essence to fully release into the oil. Many infusions are aligned with lunar cycles, deepening their energetic potency.

For example, I use whole blue lotus flowers, revered in Ancient Egypt for their mystical and skin-regenerative qualities. Over weeks, the petals and stamens slowly release their colour, fragrance, and sacred essence into the oil.

Crystal & Energetic Alignment

Every infusion is Reiki-charged and blessed with angelic intention. Crystals are placed with the blends to amplify specific frequencies — rose quartz for heart healing, amethyst for calming, citrine for radiance, and more. This ensures that each batch is not only physically nourishing but also spiritually resonant.

Small Batch, Handcrafted

All creations are made in small batches to preserve quality and attention. No two batches are identical — colour variations and subtle shifts in scent or texture are signs of their natural, living essence. Each carries its own energetic code, born from the plants, cycles, and rituals woven into it.

Why It Matters

This process returns skincare to its ancient roots — slow, sacred, and intentional. Celestara Skincare is more than a routine; it is a ceremony of renewal, remembrance, and self-honor.