Thorn & Moon Sanitizer Gel - Four Thieves Type - Hand Sanitizer - Plague Mask

There is quite a famous legend that during the Bubonic Plague, there were thieves who protected themselves from catching ill by anointing with a particular essential oil blend containing Clove, Lemon, Cinnamon, Eucalyptus, and Rosemary essential oils. In this manner, they allegedly were able to enter the homes of the sick and dying, and rob them without catching the plague. This oil blend has come to be known as Four Thieves Oil. We have formulated our Thorn & Moon hand sanitizer gel with this Thieves type blend of essential oils, which have additionally been ritually charged with protective intention. Use this Sanitizer Gel with Four Thieves type essential oil blend spray to cleanse your hands and protect yourself with a botanical immunity shield. This listing is for a 2 oz. glass bottle with pump containing Thorn & Moon Sanitizer Gel. Contains: 60% Isopropyl alcohol 35% Aloe vera gel 5% Four Thieves Essential Oil Blend All other items in photo are for props only. Disclaimers: * For external use only. NOT for consumption - oils are not intended to be ingested. Do not apply to eyes, sensitive or broken areas or mucous membranes. Pregnant women, nursing mothers and children should not use essential oils without first consulting with their physician. * Please keep all oils, perfumes, soaps, herbs and herbal products out of reach of children and pets! * Please keep oils away from your furniture for they are known to cause surface damage. * Not for consumption * By law I'm required to inform you that ritual oils are for entertainment purposes only and are to be sold as curios. * Thorn & Moon does not make any guaranteed claims as to the outcome and in no way is this to be used to replace legal or medical advice. * Thorn & Moon is not responsible for any misuse, or outcomes of this product. ~*~*~*~ International buyers ~*~*~*~ Please be sure this item is allowed to be shipped to your country before purchasing: http://pe.usps.com/text/imm/immctry.htm