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my glamour altar tour ~ a glamour witch guide to creating your magickal vanity
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Summary: Glamour Altar + Vanity Setup
Purpose & Vibe
- A “glamour altar” is a personal vanity space meant to support glamour, beauty, and confidence.
- It’s not about a rigid checklist—rather, the creator emphasizes:
- Using what you already own
- Choosing objects that match your personal “frequency” of glamour
How the Vanity Is Arranged (Lifestyle/Organization)
- The vanity is birthday-gifted (from the creator’s mom; potentially sourced via Walmart/Amazon).
- It includes:
- Three mirrors
- Two top drawers (daily essentials)
- Five base drawers
- Storage/usage flow:
- Top drawer storage: daily makeup items used most often (e.g., blushes, bronzers, eye products).
- A four-tier shelf (Amazon): palettes, foundations, lip products, and items not used every day.
Magical/Decorative Items for the Altar
The creator describes many meaningful, spiritual, and aesthetic items that can live on a glamour altar, including:
- Love letters
- Crystals
- Candles
- Flowers
- Jewelry
- Palettes/makeup used as meaningful objects
- Dedications to deities/goddesses that feel personally relevant
- Incense
- Spell oils / spell jars
- Honey sticks
- Moon water / Florida water (spiritually used waters)
- Spell oils from the Spectral Cottage (kept on hand)
- Cute Polaroids and photos that reinforce love and connection
Scent and Glamour Routine (Wellness-Adjacent)
- Favorite glamour incense/scents include:
- Lang lang
- Jasmine
- Rose
- Vanilla
- The space is framed as a morning mindfulness and self-protection ritual before going out.
Crystal Meanings Highlighted
Key stones called out for specific energies:
- Fire agate — for confidence
- Sodalite — for throat/communication (throat chakra)
- Rose quartz — for love and calm (“a ton,” noted repeatedly)
- Green aventurine — for growth and renewal
- Additional stones mentioned:
- Tiffany stone
- Sodalite
- Rose quartz
- Green aventurine
- A crystal gift box (Valentine’s Day style) from a friend
Notable Spiritual Figures & Personal Symbols
The creator includes deity presence as part of the glamour theme:
- Freya (Freya statue)
- Queen Lilith (explicitly stated as required for the glamorous setup)
Wedding keepsakes and love anchors are also included:
- A black flower from the wedding
- Photos and letters (including a letter from a best friend)
- Wedding items such as a mirror from the wedding
Products/Books Called Out
Makeup/beauty:
- Lime Crime Venus 3 palette
- A Carli Bybel palette (signed)
- Glamstrology book
Oils & candles:
- The creator’s own love oil (“Luna’s Love Me Good oil”)
- A Freya candle (nearly finished)
- A new candle described as “dark divine feminine”
- A candle snuffer
- Incense cones, including a vanilla incense cone
Perfume storage:
- A box of Dossier perfumes
Tools/accessories:
- Scrunchies and claw clips
- Beauty blenders
- Perfume + setting spray mentioned in the more disorganized shelf area
Visual/Energy Details
- A rose quartz hanging thing is included to add energy
- A spell jar created by the creator is kept close by
- A cat named Lucy is shown as part of the space, treated as a “blessing” presence
Notable locations, products, or speakers: Amazon (rug/shelf), possible Walmart/Amazon vanity sourcing, Freya, Dossier perfumes, Carli Bybel palette, Lime Crime Venus 3 palette, Glamstrology, Spectral Cottage, Florida water/moon water, honey sticks, incense (including vanilla incense cones), crystals (fire agate, sodalite, rose quartz, green aventurine, Tiffany stone), speaker/person: Luna, cat companion: Lucy.
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