Hadassah We created this fragrances as a tribute to young Haddash. Which was queen Esther's Jewish given name. Who has by the kings command had been brought into the kings palace. Where her life was no longer simply to marry and raise a Jewish family, but to be at the beckon call of a Persian King. She then faced the possibility of becoming just one of many in his harem never. Finding herself in a place of destiny and hope she dares to dream of what could be. Stand with her and dare to dream and live who God has created you to be. You are also a daughter of destiny. Haddasah was created using genuine myrtle, myrrh and more in fractionated coconut. Just a note the name Hadassah is drived from the word Haddas which translated means myrtle.

Oil of Myrrh " The story of myrrh begins with the name, which means tears falling and bitter, like the of death a loved one. We get a good idea of the sigificance of this oil. Speaking to us a message of hope. Calling Esther's everywhere to participate in the distillation of her character. As she allows the transforming and maturing process of the Holy Spirit (who is a type of eunuch) prepare her for her one night with the king. As we see the softening of our fallen nature, symbolic of soaking in myrrh. Which is required for her one year of beauty treatments to be completed. In ancient times myrrh was used to soften hard dry cracked skin and restore it's supleness. As you can see this softening is the work of the Holy Spirit in us. In our day a sort of Beauty treatments of the heart. In reality myrrh is about learning to love unselfishly. "In the book "The Heavens Opened" and the "Priestly Bride" by Anna Rountree. She tells her own Esther story, a prophetic journey given to each of us the bride of Christ. Signifying that we are all individually invited into a holy romance with the "King of Kings". This love story belongs to the bride of Christ. Created in the heart of God, a revelation of the empassioned love toward is beloved creation. It is the Lord who tells the story of His own aching heart. Longing  for the companion who will become like Him and the great sacrifice He is willing to go through to obtain this love and devotion.. "Our Myrrh is just that we make it ourself it's scent is resinous and rich and definately myrrh.

Holiness of Heart "Holiness of Heart" begins with the interpretation of the two words cinnamon and cassia.  These two are similar but cassia was considered by the ancients to be an inferior or humbler spice. So we identify cassia with humility. Cinnamon refers to a spice that emits and odor idenifying it with purity and holiness. A sweet smelling savor to the Lord of the character and nature Jesus. Who was to come and the children God afterward. At that time the priest bore the burden of wearing the reminder of God's promised Son (Messiah) and adopted sons but never being able to enter into the fullness.

Lifting the Veil "Lifting the Veil" is a prophetic journey we must each take with the Lord. This un veiling as it were is in reality a reversal or resoration process. We are to be restored or revived to what was lost in the first Adam by He who is called the last Adam. Our great King and Lord. As he lifts the veil so that we may see him we as a result see ourselves more clearly. The result is cleansing and purifying to make us ready for our wedding day. "The name in hebrew means to fall softly in drops and represents the way the Lord by His Spirit will tenderly, softly (if we allow it) remove the effects of slavery to this world and it's lusts. With truth and mercy His balm will restore our scarred and hardened heart. The main component in lifting the veil is styrax found also in the holy incense. We use styrax, vanilla, and amber.

Beauty Rest "It occured to me that we were created to be at peace. Most of what goes on around us is hectic, stressful, and pressured. This is not the chosen atmosphere for God's Esthers. Part of her inner beauty and what attracts her King is peaceful rest. When we are troubled it shows in our lives on our faces and can permeate everything we say and do. So we created this oil to remind her that He gives His beloved rest. This oils scent is sweet, citrus, floral, slightly sweet woodsey. Contains over 20 essential oils: ambrette, balsam, bergamont, blood orange, cleary sage, lemon,  pink lotus, and more. Supply is limited. $18 gift boxed.