Sacra Renovatio — The Rite of Nightfall

A lightweight oil that moves like silk and vanishes like breath.
Lavandula angustifolia lends its cool serenity; frankincense (olibanum) anchors it with slow warmth.
Evening primrose threads repair into the ritual, closing the day’s exchange between effort and ease.
Applied before rest, it leaves no gloss, only calm — the scent of lavender lingering like a low hymn.
Seen through its frosted glass, the amber hue recalls the last light on marble; the engraved VII marks its place in the Roman sequence, the evening reply to Aurum Lustrum (III).

Sacra Renovatio observes a slower rhythm of formulation.
Each batch rests until its natural compounds reach equilibrium — a process measured by scent, texture, and stability.
When balance is achieved, the House records its readiness; the batch resumes its place among the living formulas.
Drawn entirely from natural materials once recorded in Roman pharmacopeia, it restores the continuity between body and element.
Its purpose is singular: to remind that beauty, when cultivated with intent, belongs to order.

Sacra Renovatio is not a promise of transformation but a return to proportion.

A vesperal act of remembrance — of the self, of the earth, of the restrained force that endures when the day ends.

In the ledger of the House, it stands as Formula VII: the still point between motion and rest, where the modern Domina rediscovers composure.