Beauty care goes hand in hand with yoga, meditation, prayer, & spirituality
There’s a quote that states “cleanliness is next to godliness”, I could not agree more. Harsh chemicals and additives keep us disconnected from our bodies and from our intuition. Having a clean heart is important, having a clean ‘vessel’ is just as important.
Energetically speaking, you can feel the difference between a skincare product full of clean ingredients and one full of *garbagio*. Flowers and plants literally emit frequencies. Don’t you want to be doused in essential oils, the finest flowers, and herbs without additives and chemicals!?
There are essential oils and flower/crystal essences with specific purposes of connecting us inward, Lapis Lazuli for spiritual depth and Lotus for purity. I apply oils like Lavender and Passionflower to assist in meditation and yoga practice. When praying, Holy Basil and Angelica help focus me and clear any negative energy. The act of massaging these oils can be the meditation itself, as well as a self-love ritual.
In yoga, Ahimsa means non violence and compassion. It’s one of the ‘eight limbs’, a vow set when we walk the path of a yogi. When it comes to beauty care products, I invest in companies that are anti-cruelty, not harmful to the environment (or skin), and practice moral ethics. There is a teaching in buddhism of karma as well. Essentially karma means “do unto others as you would have them do unto you” and know that every action has a reaction. Karmicly speaking, you’re on the right path when you choose fair trade products, that are not tested on animals, and don’t contain toxic ingredients.
In 2026, I say we all start to make more conscious decisions. Choose beauty care products and household cleaners that are all natural and free of chemicals. It’s not only a service to our planet, it’s a way to show ourselves love, and to show others love. After all, that is one of the purposes of yoga, spirituality, and prayer right?!
