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LION'S MANE
Botanical Serum
Lion's Mane is one of our first blends. It is a highly moisturizing beard oil that encourages growth in new beards while also improving focus & bolstering confidence. A great way to start each day!
SOLUTIONS FOR HAIR & SKIN
Absorbs quicklyÂ
Soothes beard itch Â
Boosts shine Â
Helps counteract sun damage Â
Removes excess oil
Stimulates cell turnoverÂ
Firmer skin
Soothes red, irritated skin
Softens hair texture & reduces breakage Â
Prevents razor bumps Â
Increases blood flow to hair follicles to promote new hair growth
SOLUTIONS FOR MIND & SPIRIT
Uplifts your mood & fosters feelings of joy
Helps to clear the mind while increasing alertness, focus & clarity Â
Alleviates anxious feelings & sadness
Improves your overall sense of well-being Â
Relaxes mind while boosting energy
Reduces nervous tension and stress
Boosts confidence & optimism
Restores connection to our feelings & strengthens intuition
Promotes release of anger & resentment
Supports the nervous system
Protects against free radical damage in skin and the body
INGREDIENTS
THE IMAGERY & SYMBOLISM OF LION'S MANE
The Lion
My interpretation of the Lion, "being King" and conquering your day has nothing to do with an elevated position or having power over others. It is all about ruling yourself.
The ego does not rule here. Instead, it is put in check. Don't think about royalty and majesty. Instead, envision yourself in your most majestic and magnificent form. The lion, here, is about confidence, determination, and focus.
Don't try to live without fear. But be courageous - find your strength to push through. Fortify your personal power so you can put in the work & achieve your goals.
Don't be the kind of leader who manages to do nothing except manage others. Be the person who leads by example. Inspire others and support them on their journey.
Don't think about pride. Be accountable & learn how to acknowledge what you do well. Own up to mistakes & celebrate your successes.
And, be confident. Speak your truth - to yourself and others.
