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Rituals by Luxxxxe

The Day Time Ritual

Gold, bronze and sunlight. Three small acts for the brightest hours of the day.

The ritual, step by step

Oil first, so the bronze glides. Then the wand. Then the balm, within reach all day.

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Glide

Illuminating Oil Illuminating Oil Save 19%
Squalane Bakuchiol Shea Butter Vitamin E

Illuminating Oil

A few golden drops of squalane, bakuchiol and shea that melt in on contact and leave skin looking lit from within.

$21.00 $26.00
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Sculpt

Kansa Wand Facial Massage Tool | Ayurvedic Ritual | Luxxxxe Kansa Wand Facial Massage Tool | Ayurvedic Ritual | Luxxxxe Save 21%
Kansa Bronze Hand-finished Ayurvedic Tradition

Rejuvenating Kansa Wand

Cool bronze that warms to your skin. Slow, upward strokes over the oil turn a routine into a ritual.

$63.00 $80.00
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Soften

Luxury Lip Balm | Nourishing Botanical Lip Treatment | Luxxxxe Luxury Lip Balm | Nourishing Botanical Lip Treatment | Luxxxxe Save 25%
Murumuru Butter Cocoa Butter Shea Squalane

Luxurious Lip Balm

Murumuru, cocoa and shea butters in one slim stick. Soft, glossy lips through the dry hours of the day.

$15.00 $20.00
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Daytime notes

01

Oil before bronze

Warm two or three drops between your palms and press into damp skin. The wand should glide, never drag, so if it catches, add a drop.

02

Upward, outward, unhurried

Start at the centre of the face and sweep out toward the hairline, then up along the jaw and neck. Five minutes is plenty; the point is to slow down.

03

Keep the balm within reach

Lips have no oil glands of their own, so dry air and sun take their toll fast. Reapply whenever you think of it. The slim stick lives in a pocket for exactly this reason.

Beauty secrets of the ancient sun

Long before serums, queens of the Nile and healers of the Indus had rituals of their own. Tap a card.

Egypt · 1st century BC 𓂀 Cleopatra's milk bath Tap to reveal Legend has Cleopatra soaking in donkey milk. Roman writers actually credit the habit to Nero's wife Poppaea, but either way the chemistry holds: the lactic acid in milk is the same gentle exfoliant we now call an AHA. Ritual, then science
Egypt · New Kingdom ☼ Kohl against the glare Tap to reveal Egyptians of every rank lined their eyes with kohl, ground from galena and malachite. It was beauty and sun strategy at once: the dark line cut the desert glare, much like a modern athlete's eye black. Sunglasses, 3,000 years early
Egypt · Tomb offerings 𓆸 The oil kings were buried with Tap to reveal Jars of moringa oil, called ben oil, have been found in Egyptian tombs. Light, slow to spoil and prized for skin and hair, it was valuable enough to travel into the afterlife. Face oil is not a new idea
Egypt · Everyday ritual 🍯 Honey on the face Tap to reveal Egyptian beauty recipes called for honey and milk masks, smoothed on and left to sit. Honey draws moisture to the skin and keeps naturally, which is why sealed jars from the tombs are still edible today. The original hydrating mask
India · Bronze Age 𑀓 The metal of kansa Tap to reveal Kansa is a bronze of copper and tin that Ayurvedic tradition has worked for thousands of years, for bowls, bells and tools for the face. Ayurveda calls it the healing metal; we love it for how it cools, warms and glides. Why the wand is bronze
Egypt · The queen's lips 𓋹 A crimson from crushed beetles Tap to reveal Egyptians tinted their lips with red ochre, and Cleopatra is said to have favoured a deeper crimson made from crushed carmine beetles and ants. A balm for soft lips is a gentler legacy of the same instinct. Lip colour, 50 BC

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The Day Time Ritual — Glow, Sculpt, and Restore

More than a skincare routine — a daily self-care ritual. The Day Time Ritual pairs a 24K gold-infused bakuchiol face oil with an authentic ayurvedic kansa wand and a deeply nourishing lip balm, turning a few quiet minutes into visibly lifted, luminous skin. Clean, fragrance-free formulas. Leaping Bunny certified. Suitable for all skin types, including sensitive skin.

Step 1 — Illuminating Oil A lightweight facial oil powered by bakuchiol, the gentle plant-based retinol alternative that smooths texture and reduces visible signs of aging — without the irritation. Squalane nourishes and calms inflammation, sunflower oil softens and strengthens the skin barrier, and rosehip oil brightens, evens skin tone, and helps protect against premature aging. The result: a dewy, glass-skin glow that layers beautifully under makeup.

Step 2 — Rejuvenating Kansa Wand The ancient ayurvedic answer to the gua sha. Crafted with a traditional copper-and-tin dome believed to balance the skin's pH, this facial massage tool sculpts, firms, and de-puffs. Daily massage boosts circulation, supports lymphatic drainage, and calms sensitivity — for a naturally lifted, contoured look with zero downtime.

Step 3 — Luxurious Lip Balm A buttery lip treatment blending murumuru, shea, and cocoa butters to deeply hydrate, repair dry lips, and lock in lasting moisture. The finishing touch to your ritual — soft, smooth, protected lips all day.

Why it works Bakuchiol delivers retinol-level results gently enough for daytime use, while facial massage with the kansa wand helps the oil absorb deeper and visibly de-puffs in minutes. It's anti-aging skincare and facial sculpting in one ritual — a moment of balance, radiance, and calm in your day.

How to use: Each morning (or whenever you need a reset), warm 3–4 drops of Illuminating Oil between your palms and press into clean skin. Glide the kansa wand in upward strokes along the jaw, cheekbones, and brow for 3–5 minutes. Finish with a swipe of lip balm.

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