Samhain Natural Hand Lotion Dragon's Blood, Merlot, and Patchouli As the days grow shorter and the veil between worlds grows thin, our Samhain Hand Lotion captures the mystery and allure of the season. Our offering for this ancient Celtic festival and inspiration for the modern celebration of Halloween, our Samhain fragrance is a deep, warm blend crafted to awaken the senses. Our hand lotions are mixed in small batches by hand. A 10 year refining process, this lotion features real oils and real butters, no alcohols, parabens, phthalates, or dyes. Fragrance Notes * Merlot Wine - A rich, velvety red wine aroma with deep fruity undertones, evoking elegance, warmth, and sophistication. * Smoked Patchouli - Earthy and smoky with hints of spice, this familiar grounding scent adds depth and mystery. * Dragon’s Blood - A resinous, mystical aroma with sweet, decadent undertones, famed for its dark, illustrious fragrance. Our Samhain Natural Hand Lotion Is Different We hand-blend our Samhain 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 Samhain natural hand lotion is a smooth, luxurious, non-greasy lotion good for all sorts of skin types. Celebrate the coming of Halloween / Samhain with our signature Samhain fragrance blend. Packaged in an eco-friendly 100% recyclable metal tube so you can get every last bit of lotion. What Is Samhain? The origin of today's Halloween, the tradition of Samhain travels to us from Ireland's distant past. The traditional Celtic beginning of winter, Samhain is the period when the Veil, the invisible barrier between the world of mortals and the Otherworld of the gods and ancestors, is at its thinnest. At this time, spirits of the dead, as well as things much more malevolent, are able to pass into the mortal realm to do good or ill. Historically, children would carve wicked faces into hollowed-out turnips and put candles in them to scare evil spirits away, the ancestor of our jack o'lanterns. Samhain is closely associated with the Morrigan, a powerful pan-Celtic goddess of war, triumph, and guardianship ("rig," in Indo-European languages, denotes a king or queen who has earned their place by protecting their people). On Samhain, the Morrigan was said to ride forth from Oweynagat, or the Cave of the Cats, near the modern city of Roscommon. Read our blog, Samhain: How to Celebrate The Ancient Irish Origin of Halloween, for more information. 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 embrace this way of liv