January is a month that holds significance in various pagan traditions. Many pagans celebrate the winter solstice, which usually falls around December 21st or 22nd but can extend into the beginning of January. This is a time when the days start to grow longer again, symbolizing the return of light and the promise of new life. One widely celebrated pagan holiday in January is Imbolc, also known as Candlemas or Brigid's Day. This holiday is associated with the goddess Brigid and marks the midpoint between the winter solstice and the spring equinox. It is a time of purification and new beginnings, and is often associated with candles, fire, and the early signs of spring.

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It is a time of purification and new beginnings, and is often associated with candles, fire, and the early signs of spring. Another holiday that falls in January is Twelfth Night, which marks the end of the Christmas season and the beginning of the Twelfth Night celebrations leading up to Epiphany. This holiday has roots in ancient pagan traditions and is associated with revelry, feasting, and the winter carnival atmosphere.

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For more than 25 years we have been blending these ingredients using our unique, proprietary process based on a formula that was created thousands of years ago in the land of the Pharaohs. A true 100% clean formula, only pure goodness for your skin.

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With that support, Egyptian Magic has grown exclusively through word-of-mouth to be one of the most popular and widely endorsed natural skin care in the beauty world. Our customers enjoy Egyptian Magic as a moisturizer, holistic acne treatment, after-sun moisturizer, and much, much more.

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Egyptian Magic is an all-natural skin cream made from six of nature’s most powerful moisturizing and healing ingredients. Tried and true, Egyptian Magic is loved by celebrities, such as Madonna, Lauren Conrad, Kate Hudson, Cameron Diaz, and True Beauties alike! A wonderfully versatile moisturizer that can be used to speed the healing of burns, cuts and scraps. It will even help to fade new scars. Other uses include healing chapped lips & sunburns. It can be used as an eye cream and even in your hair! Great for infants and new moms.

All Skin Types, Especially Sensitive, Dry, and Dehydrated or Dealing with Eczema, Rosacea or Psoriasis.

This product is super versatile - if you have a need, it can help! Below are some of the most common uses though! How do you use yours? #1: Amazing moisturizer, #2: Hair Conditioner #3: Lip Balm #4: After shave #5: After Sun Lotion #6: Vaginal Moisturizer and Lubricant #7: Hand and Cuticle cream #8: Makeup remover #9: Eye Cream #10: Massage Balm #11: Tattoo Aftercare #12: Diaper Rash #13: During and After Pregnancy #14: Makeup Primer #15: Hydrating Face Mask #16: Cracked Heels and Elbows

TAKE A SMALL AMOUNT
Take a moderate amount with your finger. A small amount will go a long way.

RUB UNTIL OILY
Rub the cream in your palms until it takes the form of oil.

APPLY GENTLY
Apply gently on the skin.

Egyptian Magic All Purpose Skin Cream Review

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As much of a product junkie as I am when I heard about Egyptian Magic I was shocked that I had never heard of it before. My Mom told me about it! So what’s a product junkie to do?

Run out and buy it right away, of course.

I purchased it from Whole Foods for $39.99. You can also order it online.

Okay, now onto the review. If you follow me on Instagram, you will see that I purchased this back in October. I wanted to use it for at least 2 months before reviewing. This is because I really feel you need to give something like a moisturizer a few weeks to fully understand how well it works.

Drum roll please…. This is probably the most effective moisturizer I have ever used! I have only used it on my face and décolleté, but this all-purpose cream can be applied anywhere. Later in this post I will share some of my favorite uses as well as other uses found on the Egyptian Magic website.

INGREDIENTS

First let’s talk about the ingredients. This product only contains six! Can you believe it? All but one of these you are probably familiar with already. Ingredients include Olive Oil, Beeswax, Honey, Bee Pollen, Royal Jell and Propolis. There are no other additives, preservatives, fragrances, chemicals or parabens.

Propolis is the ingredient I am least familiar with although I am starting to see it pop up here and there in other natural products. Propolis is a bee product, and below are some of its benefits

BENEFITS OF PROPOLIS

It is the most nutrient rich of all bee products.

It is a major source of anti-oxidants such as flavonoids and can even contain up to 50 different kinds depending on the location and plant species the bees foraged in.

It is antibacterial so helps in the healing process which also makes it appropriate for those with acne prone skin.

CONSISTENCY + PERFORMANCE

The consistency of this cream is very thick and it is a bit greasy. A little goes a long way! Ihave mainly been using this as a nighttime face moisturizer after washing my face with coconut oil. I don’t wash my face in the morning. However, if my skin is a bit greasy I can splash my face with water and pat it dry. My skin is then perfectly moisturized for makeup. I not only slather it on my face and décolleté but also carefully smooth it over my eyelids, eyelashes and tap on the under eye area.

I feel it has helped my eyelashes to grow and not fall out as frequently, something I have had issues with in the past. Besides being an amazing moisturizer I have found that my laugh, forehead and fine lines around my eyes have become less noticeable. At least for now! I have also found this cream to be an amazing cuticle and hand cream as well as suitable for the lips too. In addition, it works wonders for my toddler’s occasionally dry skin and even my Corgi’s cracked paws.

Have you tried Egyptian Magic? What do you think?

*This product was purchased on my own and with my own money.

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In some pagan traditions, January is also a time for connecting with the energy of the wolf moon. The wolf moon is the first full moon of the year and holds a special significance for many pagans. It is a time for reflection, introspection, and setting intentions for the year ahead. Overall, January holds a special place in the pagan calendar, with various holidays and traditions that celebrate the turning of the seasons, the return of light, and the promise of new beginnings. These holidays offer an opportunity for pagans to connect with nature, honor ancient traditions, and embrace the cyclical nature of life..

Reviews for "The Role of Divination in Pagan Holidays of January"

1. John - 2/5 Stars:

While the concept of "Pagan holidays in January" may sound intriguing, the execution in this book fell flat for me. The author seemed to be more focused on the historical aspects rather than providing an engaging storyline. As someone who loves fantasy novels set in the pagan world, I found myself disappointed by the lack of depth in the characters and the predictable plot. Overall, it felt like a missed opportunity to explore a fascinating and rich subject matter.

2. Sarah - 3/5 Stars:

Though I appreciate the effort to shed light on pagan holidays in January, this book failed to captivate my interest. The writing style was dry and lacked the necessary description and emotion to bring the pagan traditions to life. Additionally, the pacing felt slow, and I found myself struggling to stay engaged. While the historical research was evident, the lack of a compelling narrative made it difficult to fully appreciate the subject matter.

3. Michael - 2/5 Stars:

"Pagan holidays in January" had the potential to be a fascinating exploration of pagan traditions but fell short in its execution. The book lacked a cohesive structure, making it difficult to follow the flow of the narrative. The writing itself was also lackluster, lacking the descriptive language needed to fully transport the reader into the world of pagan celebrations. Overall, it felt like a missed opportunity to delve deep into a topic that could have been enthralling.

4. Emily - 2/5 Stars:

As someone interested in learning more about pagan holidays, I was excited to pick up this book. However, I quickly realized that the author's approach was too academic and dry for my taste. The book read more like a research paper than an engaging exploration of pagan traditions. The lack of personal anecdotes or storytelling made it difficult to connect with the subject matter. While I appreciate the effort, I cannot recommend "Pagan holidays in January" to those seeking an enjoyable and immersive reading experience.

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