Moral of the story
Today was a day where everything asked for gentleness.
After a PTSD-related cleanup at home — the kind that leaves your body aching and your mind drained — I reached for something I’ve come to rely on: the “Muscle Recovery” blend from Lana Essential Oils. That familiar scent, the gentle warmth of castor oil, and the ritual of care was exactly what my body needed.I followed it with a hot shower, trying to melt away what was left of the tension. But as I reached for the bottle, the worst happened — the pipette slipped. Glass everywhere.
Fine, fragile shards sparkled across the bathroom floor — a sharp contrast to the safe and soothing ritual I’d hoped for. The good news: none of the oil was contaminated. The bottle had broken apart, but not within the blend. Small blessings.
This is the thing with essential oils in glass pipette bottles — they’re beautiful and precise, but fragile. Especially when your hands are oily or you're not quite grounded after a tough emotional push. Plastic might be more forgiving, but it just doesn’t offer the protection that amber glass does — especially for castor oil and custom blends that are light-sensitive.
So here’s what I’ve learned (again):
🌿 Healing is not always smooth.
🌿 Rituals can break, and we have to gently piece them back together.
🌿 And maybe I need backup amber bottles — with droppers that can take a tumble.
If you’re on a healing journey too — whether it’s physical, emotional, or both — be kind to yourself. Even when things shatter.
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