SUNSET Restorative Body Ritual Set
SUNSET Restorative Body Ritual Set
An evening body ritual shaped by forest air, warm resins, and deep moisture.
SUNSET pairs a nourishing body oil, rich body cream, and traditional Japanese-style sisal brush in one head-to-toe ritual. Dry brush gently before bathing, then use the cream and oil separately or layer them for a more cocooning finish.
Set includes
- HOLY WILD Body Oil — 4 oz
- INDIGO Restoring Body Cream — 9 oz
- Natural Sisal Body Brush
HOLY WILD Body Oil
Aromatic notes: Lily of the valley, juniper, and cedarwood.
Fresh juniper and grounding cedarwood meet the soft floral character of lily of the valley in a forest-inspired body oil. Avocado, kukui, and olive oils moisturize and condition the skin, leaving it soft, supple, and glowing.
INDIGO Restoring Body Cream
Aromatic notes: Frankincense, amber, and myrrh.
A rich body cream with a warm, resinous aroma and a wild desert tincture base. It replenishes dry-feeling skin with lasting moisture and leaves the body feeling soft, comforted, and beautifully cared for.
Natural Sisal Body Brush
A traditional Japanese-style brush designed for gentle full-body exfoliation. Sisal bristles are woven through a wire core, with a wooden handle wrapped in sisal rope.
- Dimensions: 10 in W × 4 in D × 2 in H
- Use only on dry, intact skin with light pressure
- Avoid the face and any broken, irritated, sunburned, or freshly shaved areas
- Hang dry completely if the brush becomes wet
How to use
- Before bathing, move the dry brush over the body using light pressure and short strokes. Do not scrub.
- After bathing, smooth INDIGO Body Cream onto clean skin.
- Massage in HOLY WILD Body Oil alone, or layer it over the cream for deeper-feeling moisture and glow.
Start dry brushing once weekly and increase only if your skin tolerates it well. Patch test both body formulas before first use, especially if you are sensitive to fragrance or aromatic botanical ingredients. Stop use if irritation occurs.
Temple note: Evening care is not about correcting the day. It is about closing it with intention and giving the body a quieter place to land.