Mexican Moon Bath
Lovingly picked from the Zapotec valley of Oaxaca, the rosita de cacao has been used by the Aztecs and Zapotec people for centuries. The warm floral scent of the dried flowers lasts decades after being picked. They’re associated with ever last life and are harvested for their medicinal properties. The flowers used in this soak are sourced from a family of 3rd generation weavers in Teotitlan, a village in the foothills of the Sierra Juarez mountains.
Lovingly picked from the Zapotec valley of Oaxaca, the rosita de cacao has been used by the Aztecs and Zapotec people for centuries. The warm floral scent of the dried flowers lasts decades after being picked. They’re associated with ever last life and are harvested for their medicinal properties. The flowers used in this soak are sourced from a family of 3rd generation weavers in Teotitlan, a village in the foothills of the Sierra Juarez mountains.
Lovingly picked from the Zapotec valley of Oaxaca, the rosita de cacao has been used by the Aztecs and Zapotec people for centuries. The warm floral scent of the dried flowers lasts decades after being picked. They’re associated with ever last life and are harvested for their medicinal properties. The flowers used in this soak are sourced from a family of 3rd generation weavers in Teotitlan, a village in the foothills of the Sierra Juarez mountains.
