A floral cream that holds the touch

I make this cream not for effect. But for gesture. When the day requires softness, and the body - not care, but presence.

Sometimes petals remain, no longer fresh, but still fragrant. They seem to beg: don’t throw them away. Save them. Let them become something new.

And I make this cream - not a perfume, not an ointment, not a product, but a small note to the body, put into a jar.

Rose Petal Cream Recipe:

• 1 tbsp rose petals (slightly wilted)

• 1 tsp jojoba or almond oil

• 1 tsp beeswax

• 1 tsp rose water (or rose petal infusion)

• glass jar, warm light, silence

How to prepare: Melt wax and oil in a water bath. Add petals - stir slowly. After a couple of minutes - rose water. Stir again. Pour into a jar. Cool. Keep cool. Use within a week.

How to use: - as a balm for wrists and neck - as a cream before bed, when you need peace - as a memory of summer that smells like leather

📌 Note in your notebook: This cream does not "cure" anything. It simply tells your skin: "I am near. I feel you. I am in no hurry."