Something New Is Brewing in My Workshop 🫙

A behind-the-scenes look at what's coming next

The workbench is covered in shea butter and my kitchen smells incredible — which can only mean one thing: I'm working on something new.

I'm currently developing a Whipped Shea Butter here at Aromatic Treasures, and I'm genuinely excited to finally talk about it.

Who Is It For?

Honestly? Almost everyone.

But if you find yourself nodding at any of these, this one's especially for you:

• Your skin feels tight and dry the moment you step out of the shower
• You've tried lotion after lotion and nothing seems to last
• You want a moisturiser that's clean, simple, and free of unnecessary fillers
• You love knowing exactly what's going on your skin
• You're already using my soaps — and you want the full ritual

That last point matters to me most. From the very beginning, I've been building Aromatic Treasures as a line, not just a collection of individual products. Everything I make is designed to work together — and the whipped shea butter is the missing piece that completes the picture.

How It Fits Into the Aromatic Treasures Ritual

Here's how I see it coming together:

You start with one of my Castile Liquid Soaps — gentle, plant-based cleansing that doesn't strip your skin.

You step out of the shower, skin still slightly damp, and reach for the Whipped Shea Butter. It melts on contact — nourishing, grounded, real. No synthetic fillers. Just your skin, fed properly.

Then, when you're ready, a few drops of The Permanence Of Warmth Perfume Oil on your pulse points. Because moisturised skin holds scent the way it deserves to be held.

That's the full ritual. Cleanse. Nourish. Scent. Three steps, all from one brand, all made with the same care.

When and How to Use It

• After every shower — on slightly damp skin for maximum absorption
• Before bed — let it work overnight while you sleep
• On hands, elbows, heels — anywhere that needs extra attention, especially through Estonia's long dry winters
• Before applying perfume — moisturised skin holds fragrance significantly longer

How I Make It

Raw shea butter on its own is dense and heavy — incredible stuff, but not always the most pleasant to apply straight. The process of whipping it transforms the texture entirely, turning it into something that absorbs beautifully without leaving a heavy residue.

My formulation stays true to everything I believe in: plant-based, minimal, and purposeful. The shea butter comes from the same trusted Estonian suppliers I use for my Castile soaps — same supply chain, same standards, same care.

I'm currently testing batches and fine-tuning the formula. Nothing goes out with the Aromatic Treasures name on it unless I'm genuinely proud of it.

When Can You Get It?

When it's right. Not just when it's done.

When it launches, you'll be the first to know — so if you're not already on the list, now is a great time to sign up.

The ritual is almost complete. Watch this space.

— Egert
Aromatic Treasures