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Anxiety & Solar Plexus Holistic Poultice 100g
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When stress accumulates, the solar plexus tightens and emotional digestion grinds to a halt. In TCM, the belly is the epicenter of inner peace: a constricted plexus hinders free breathing and feeds a constant sense of oppression.
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The Anxiety & Serene Plexus Poultice by BALLA Cosmétiques is a velvety sanctuary blending White Clay, Valerian Root Powder, and Marshmallow Root Powder:
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White Kaolin Clay: Exceptionally gentle, it purifies while offering a soothing, softening touch to sensitive abdominal skin.
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Valerian Root Powder: Known as nature's tranquilizer, it eases nervous spasms and quiets mental restlessness.
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Marshmallow Root Powder: Rich in soothing mucilages, it wraps the stomach area in a protective, comforting gel-like barrier.
3. Ingredients & INCI List
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Ingredients: White Kaolin Clay, Valerian Root Powder, Marshmallow Root Powder.
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INCI: KAOLIN, VALERIANA OFFICINALIS ROOT POWDER, ALTHAEA OFFICINALIS ROOT POWDER.
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100% natural origin formula, free from preservatives, synthetic fragrances, and essential oils.
4. Application Ritual
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Preparation: In a bowl, mix 2 to 3 tablespoons of powder with warm water until a smooth, velvety paste forms.
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Ritual Tip: To heighten the soothing effect, add 1 to 2 drops of Sweet Orange Essential Oil into the warm water before mixing, or massage a drop diluted in plant oil over your solar plexus in gentle clockwise circles.
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Application: Spread a thick layer over the solar plexus and stomach region.
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Resting Time: Rest for 15 to 20 minutes while practicing slow, deep belly breathing.
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Rinse: Rinse with warm water.
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When stress accumulates, the solar plexus tightens and emotional digestion grinds to a halt. In TCM, the belly is the epicenter of inner peace: a constricted plexus hinders free breathing and feeds a constant sense of oppression.