The Beauty Witch

As golden sunlight exhales to earth, her creatures are given life, embraced as they grow to full radiance, allowing a force of will to...

As winter settles into our bones and spirits, Beauty Witch Alise Marie reveals the transformative power of beauty rituals. Amidst the cold, discover the warmth of self-connection and the magic within potent beauty potions. Let the enchantment of vanilla, pomegranate, cardamom, cinnamon, walnuts, avocado oil, and maple bring forth your vibrant, protected, and luminous essence.

With the great feline lunation of late last month still romping about, August shines with the promise of joyful new beginnings. Conjuring what makes the...

Featured Image: Diana and Her Nymphs Bathing (1778-87), by Angelica Kauffmann. Wikimedia Commo Is there anything more glorious than a bath? It’s sheer delight that...

We think of February as a dreary, rather dull month, and yet, there are the very first signs of new life! We celebrate the sabbat of Imbolc, Aquarian energies, a New Moon to be managed, Mars and Venus in their usual tango, a twist from Juno, an efficacious Full Moon, a Lunar New Year...and, of course, Venus' Day, all swirling with glorious potions and Beauty Witch wisdom.

Welcome to the new calendar year! Your January Astro Beauty and wellness forecast is here! We open the gilded gates of the new year with a...

Embrace the enchantment of autumn with our beauty sorcery featuring persimmon, cranberry, mugwort, and hawthorn. Dive into a spellbinding blend crafted for skin renewal, fortification, and protection. Discover the magic in our potions and beauty rituals, a sensory celebration of the witch's season

The restless winds of early Spring torn between adventures that await rising from the fertile belly of the earth and the fervent desire to melt back beneath the...

In the autumn dusk, as she moves through the garden of sensory delights, a distinctively familiar pleasure stirs. The newly crisp air is whispering...

A Fairy Tale (1985), by Arthur Wardle “All seemed to sleep, the timid hare on form.” —Sir Walter Scott Sleep. That most fickle of good fairies....