diy Opora Rays body cream

My skin has suffered a lot lately. Olive harvesting and the winter cold gave my skin the gratuitous shot. That is why I was in an emergency to make a quick cream for the whole body and especially for the hands which, if they had a mouth, would certainly call for help. I am very excited about today's rich and nourishing cream that I will present to you, which I made at the right time because it has a delicate texture, it is absorbed immediately and maintains the skin's moisture at normal levels.

diy Opora Rays bath bombs

The weather is getting cold and now is the best time to relax on a rainy autumn afternoon with one of the bath bombs I have prepared for you. Opora Rays bath bombs are a sensual combination of pumpkin, vanilla and plum that reminds a walk in the autumn forest or, to be more specific, a walk in the witch’s house who lives in the forest. Hey, it’s almost Halloween.

diy Opora Rays melt & pour soap

Opora was a goddess mentioned by Homer as the personification of Autumn and this is why our new project is dedicated to her. The ancient Greeks considered Opora the deity of the ripened fruit of late summer (opora< ancient Greek “οπώρα”< fruit) while was one of the attendants of goddess Eirene. It is probably represented in reliefs of the temples of Serapis and Isis discovered in Athens.

the magic pumpkin & skin benefits (pumpkin, Cucurbita pepo)

Autumn vegetable, which is classified as superfood, because of its high amount in health benefits. Rumors say it comes from America, others say that it came from Africa while some of its varieties are already known from ancient Greece.