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Oirase River, Japan by 悪代官

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Nature Masterpiece | Bleron Çaka

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Photo by Iga Palacz on Unsplash

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Wildflowers near Berthoud Pass, Colorado. Summer at 12,000 feet is short but sweet. [OC] [3024x4032] - Author: mitchtobin on reddit

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Milli Proust (@milliproust)

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Czech Republic (by Anna Gru)

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Walled Garden at Abbotsford, Scottish Borders. The home of Sir Walter Scott. Photography by Sheila Sim.

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Sea Kelp & Coconut Ritual Bath Salts

You will need:

-3 sheets dried seaweed

-3/4 cup sea salt

-1-2 tablespoons liquid coconut oil

Step 1

Crush seaweed with fingers or a mortar/pestle until it reaches the desired coarseness.

(The finer your crush it, the easier it is to wash down the drain.)

In a clean class jar, blend salt and seaweed.

Step 2

Add coconut oil until mixture is the consistency of wet sand.

Do not use solid coconut oil. It will clog your drain. If you don’t have liquid coconut oil, then substitute olive oil, canola, jojoba, ect.

But I recommend the coconut oil, because it gives it that beachy scent!

Step 3

Scrub yourself with kelp & coconut ritual bath salts before sea witch rituals or when you want to evoke the Element of Water.

the-witch-of-the-wild: This also makes a nice salt scrub for non-witchy purposes and it's great to keep in the bathroom for those that are still in the broom closet. You can also switch out the seaweed for herbs or flowers if you want different salt scrubs for different things.🖤

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Thelma Appel 

Galactic Winds, 2010 

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