Sukh Dried Herbs Kit - Dried Botanicals Bulk,14 Bags Natural Dry
Flowers and Herbs for Soap,Candle,Perfume,Bath Bombs,Resin Jewelry Making Supplies,Fragrance Sachet DIY and WitchcraftUSD $7.99
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- Natural Inspiration From Plants: A selection of 14 natural dried flowers, each colorful and uniquely shaped. Professionally dried to retain their natural texture and fragrance, these flowers are perfect for soap making kits, candle making, and bath bomb decorations. They also work well in herb crafting, sachets, photo frame decoration, and floral design. Mix and match them freely to create unique handmade artworks
- What You Get: 10 grams per bag, with a total of 14 bags. The set includes dried lily, Roselle, dried calendula, Snow Chrysanthemum, Myosotis, albizia flower, gomphrena flower, Lotus Seed Heart, dried lemongrass, Colorful Chrysanthemum, dried rose petals, dried rosemary, lavender, and Fetus Chrysanthemum
- A Blend Of Healing Aromas And Visual Delight: Each dried flower retains its original fragrance, with soothing lavender, refreshing rosemary, and romantic roses intertwining into a natural scent. With various flower color combinations, you can design a meditation space, bedroom décor, or festive scene, adding poetry and ritual to life
- Unleash Your Creativity: No professional skills are required, making it suitable for all ages. Includes a simple crafting guide with various creative applications, such as herb sachet sewing, dried flowers for resin art, and dried flower photo frames. Even beginners can start with ease. Whether for parent-child bonding, a gathering with friends, or personal relaxation, enjoy the joy of creativity
- Natural Skin Care: These flowers and herbs have antioxidant properties, making them ideal for DIY perfume kits, dried flowers for soap making, facial masks, and more
- Color: Multicolored
- Weight: 0.35053499658
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