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+<br>When I first heard about a "witchcraft rituals book" that promised a seasonal approach, I was skeptical—but also curious. A friend from Long Island swore that her new favorite hardcover had changed the way she greets the solstices, and I was ready to test the claim. The result? A delightful blend of practical magic, herbal wisdom, and an unexpected connection to my own love for handmade skincare.<br>
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+<br>Most of us in the natural‑beauty community are accustomed to sourcing ingredients, crafting lotions, and reading labels for every ounce of essential oil. So when I discovered [Seasonal Witchcraft guide](https://lunacosoap.com/products/witchs-apothecary-seasons-of-the-witch-by-lorriane-anderson-hardcover-256-pages-english) through a recommendation from a fellow soap‑maker, I thought, "Why not see if the same herbs can guide my rituals as well as my recipes?" The book, titled Witch's Apothecary Seasons of the Witch, arrives as a sleek 256‑page hardcover that feels like a treasure chest for anyone who enjoys merging botanical knowledge with spiritual practice.<br>
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+<br>One of the first things that struck me was the author’s emphasis on personal experience. Lorriane Anderson doesn’t merely list ingredients
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