Beauty ritual: soul mates

You’ve probably noticed that interacting with some people completely drains your energy, while others uplift and energize you.

The people around you determine how happy and successful you are, and how you feel—both emotionally and physically. There’s a powerful truth: you can’t heal while staying in the environment that made you sick.

How do you create a circle of like-minded souls—people who make you feel understood, at peace, and truly comfortable? And how do you become energetically unreachable for unpleasant individuals?

The SOUL MATES beauty ritual is your key to surrounding yourself with the right people—those with whom you’ll walk through life easily and confidently.

Releasing negativity

Like attracts like.
Your environment shapes your thinking—and this works both ways. So start with yourself.
If you don’t like being surrounded by, say, envious people who devalue others’ successes, ask yourself: do I tend to think that way too?
Say goodbye to envy—and selfless, genuine people will magically appear in your life.

Improving yourself and clearing your mind and emotions can be supported by a ritual that also removes dead skin cells—exfoliating with THE SALT scrub.

Massaging your body with sea salt and natural nourishing oils helps you ground, become mindful, and let go of negative thoughts and emotions.
To enhance the effect, add a few drops of natural SANDALUM essential oil to the body scrub. Sandalwood aroma is widely used in aromatherapy to promote inner harmony.

Beauty ritual SOUL MATES

Creating your social circle

Choose a moment when you’re not in a rush and can focus only on yourself. You’re about to do a small but important exercise.
Light the LOVE candle made of natural wax.

Its blend of tart bergamot and bright orange that transitions into delicate floral notes will help you understand which people in your life bring positivity and growth.

Open your elegant TIME TO CHOOSE MAGIC planner, take a pen, and draw a circle in the center of the page.

Around it, draw another larger circle, and then another, even bigger.
In the center, write “Me”—that’s you.

Now place the people you interact with into these circles.

The first (inner) circle is for those you spend the most time with.

The second—those you talk to slightly less.

The third—people you rarely speak to but still stay in touch with.

Now reflect on each person and ask yourself:

Do I like how this person treats me?
Do they help me grow or pull me down?
How do I feel when we talk?

If there’s someone in the first circle whose energy is negative, it’s time to consider changing your environment. Don’t be afraid to stop communicating with, say, an old friend from school—if she’s been using you just to vent about her problems without ever asking about yours.
Free up space for new, kindred spirits—and they’ll come into your life.

Inner peace and personal boundaries

In situations where you can’t yet cut ties with toxic people, emotional distance is crucial.
When you feel calm, confident, and resourced, no one can provoke you or feed off your energy.

A warm bath with CALM bath salt is a magical ritual to replenish your inner reserves.

Two types of salt—sea salt and magnesium-rich Epsom salt—combined with a blend of calming essential oils help you regain strength, feel self-love, and restore inner peace.

Soak in the aromatic bath for 15–20 minutes by the gentle glow of the LOVE candle.