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Are all-natural skin care products actually good for you, or is this just another green-washed wellness fad designed to grow the market value of the beauty industry?
Once a year, a dark and baleful entity awakens to punish the cruel and wicked. While Santa Claus exists to reward the pure of heart, our favorite sinister spirit comes in chains to drag evildoers away to unspeakable realms.
He's just your unfriendly, horned vigilante! We like to think of him as the original nightmare before Christmas.
Our sought-after seasonal scent features indulgent, nostalgic aromatics that channel warm holiday spices and whispered secrets of the deepest winter woods. An homage to the Yuletide demon of justice, 'Krampus' boasts a rich and complex essential oil blend of cinnamon, clove, fir needle, frankincense, orange, patchouli, and peppermint.
It's only here for the dark and chilly season, so you might as well get your claws on the whole set!
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Made with charcoal, tree resin, bamboo, and essential oils, our natural incense diffuses delicious aromas throughout your home, without the headaches.
This Krampus-inspired solid perfume starts with wintery top notes of peppermint and fir, followed by warm spices that melt into earthy frankincense and patchouli. A sinister twist on holiday classics!
Use this festive scented veil as an all over body spray, or to enliven your home, garments, and linens.
Light this candle when it's time to unleash a little mischief and merriment, and fill your home with some spiced, flickering nostalgia.
This year's limited edition Krampus envelopes you in a rapturous aroma you'll crave throughout the year.
Are all-natural skin care products actually good for you, or is this just another green-washed wellness fad designed to grow the market value of the beauty industry?
Fire, earth, water, air, and aether. The elements are ancient phenomena that represent the building blocks used to create our universe.
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