Witch's Cupboard

These are the ingredients, tools, and resources I use in my kitchen witch apothecary and daily home routine. I only recommend products I personally have used and loved. Some links are affiliate links, which means I may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you-thank you for supporting The Hearth Witch's Nook!

Everyday Ingredient Staples

• Arrowroot Powder-Organic, silky fine, perfect for deodorant and powders

• Beeswax Pellets-Easy to measure and melt for salves and balms

• Magnesium Flakes-For deodorant, sprays, and sleep soaks

Herbal Essentials

Carrier Oils & Butters

• Castor Oil-Best for hair growth and deep skin work-(Opens to Azure)

• Calendula-Infused Olive Oil-My go to infusion base-Free Instructional PDF

• Chamomile Flowers-Great for teas and soothing skin-(Opens to Azure)

• Calendula Flowers-Gentle, healing flower used in nearly all my oil infusions

Essential Oils

Multi-Function Tools

• Glass Teapot with Infuser-Perfect for herbal blends

• Wide-Mouth Funnels-No more mess with oil infusions and powders

• Stainless Steel Mixing Bowls-Non-reactive and great for mixing

• Silicone Tools-Keeps from mixing kitchen tools with witching tools

• Kitchen Scale-Ensures consistent results every time

• Essential Oil Starter Pack-Great selection for just starting if you're looking for a starter collection

• Lavender-I use this brand for my more frequently used oils

  • Tea Tree

  • Rosemary

• Food Grade Orange Oil-When I started I didn't realize there was a difference. We've really enjoyed the flavor with this one

• For several of my staples I love using Azure Standard. I trust the sourcing and the ingredients to be as organic and whole as possible. If you've been thinking about signing up and using them, I highly recommend them. Feel free to use my share code https://www.azurestandard.com/?a_aid=e391d2e155 to look around and get started on your journey with them. You won't be disappointed!

Recommended Baking Utensils

• Pullman Loaf Pan-Perfect loaf of bread every time!

• Danish Whisk-don't know why, but the best for bringing together the bread