Imbolc Natural Hand Lotion Heather, Rose, Narcissus, and Vetiver Awaken to the rites of Spring with our Imbolc natural hand lotion. This enchanting fragrance captures the turning of the seasons with a delicate blend of floral and earthy notes: subtle Heather, soft Rose, uplifting Narcissus, and grounding Vetiver. Inspired by the ancient festival of Imbolc and the goddess Brigid herself, our Imbolc natural hand lotion invites warmth, renewal, and life into your home. Fragrance Notes * Heather: Soft, gently floral with green undertones, evoking wild meadows and fresh spring air * Rose: A classic, romantic floral fragrance with rich, velvety depth and a timeless sweetness * Narcissus: Bright, uplifting floral with hints of honey and green stems, bringing freshness and elegance * Vetiver: Earthy, woody, and grounding with subtle smoky and grassy notes Our Imbolc Natural Hand Lotion Is Different We hand-blend our Imbolc natural hand lotion in small batches with natural ingredients, like pure plant extracts oils and African shea butter, to leave all types of skin feeling soft, smooth, and nourished. Using natural ingredients full of vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants, our Imbolc natural hand lotion is a smooth, luxurious, non-greasy lotion good for all sorts of skin types. Awaken to the rites of Spring with the fresh notes of floral Heather, timeless Rose, uplifting Narcissus, and earthy Vetiver. What Is Imbolc? The next Imbolc falls on Sunday, February 1, 2026. In the ancient Gaelic calendar, Imbolc marks the very first day of Spring—a time of renewal, cleansing, and the return of light after the long winter. This sacred festival honors Brigid, the Celtic goddess of poetry, healing, and the hearth, whose spirit embodies both creativity and rebirth. Traditionally, Imbolc was celebrated with the lighting of candles, the blessing of homes, and offerings left in honor of Brigid to invite her protection and inspiration for the year ahead. Imbolc continues to shine in modern times as Saint Brigid’s Day, or Lá Fhéile Bríde in Irish. In 2023, it was officially recognized as a public holiday in Ireland, celebrating both the goddess and the beloved saint who share her name. Today, many honor Imbolc by welcoming the first signs of Spring: burning candles, crafting Brigid’s crosses, and filling their homes with fresh flowers and fragrant, natural scents that evoke renewal and warmth. Want to know more about Imbolc? Read our blog: Imbolc, the Spring Festival in the Middle of Winter The Brigid Difference At Brigid, we take living naturally seriously. For thousands of years, our ancestors cured and nourished themselves with natural plant extracts and raw materials from the world around them, not industrial chemicals and buzzy additives. We embra