SEXtember 08 Issue MiLK Magazine

‘Moment Together’ (Love) Potion

This Potion is very sensual and also light. Most men - in my experience – associate aromatherapy with flowers and can find the femininity of that overpowering. So I have a tried-and-tested potion that men LOVE and respond to.

Not only does it have amazing medicinal uses such as being beneficial for dry, chapped or inflamed skin, but sandalwood has a deeply sensual masculine energy. Men seem to feel potent around it, women reap the obvious benefits.

The mix of frankincense will deepen the spiritual connection between you and the lime adds a fresh and inspiring tone that bring the whole experience together into a beautiful scene of love-play.

Please use this potion liberally massaging all areas! (It is quite safe) (Please see last month column for mixing tips).

Ingredients for ‘Moment Together’ potion

20 mls Sweet Almond oil

10 drops of Australian Sandalwood

2 drops of frankincense

8 drops of lime

To deepen and add another erotic dimension burn Ylang Ylang in the room

Please note:only 1 drop of ylang ylang as it is very powerful aphrodisiac and you don’t want it to overpower the massage /bathing ‘Moment Together’ potion. Feel free now in your nest of love, go wild and unleash the fire. There are only you two in your Garden of Eden.

A Sultry Night In, by Natasha Pascall - artwork and words by Natasha Pascall

The night is young the kids are in bed (early oh my goodness). Your man is smiling; you can tell he is happy and horny. The day has been kind to both of you. The stillness is exotic and the old tingles return running up your legs. He smiles again sensing your recognition you remember.

You toss your hair and smile back, knowing that the love is still there even after all the daily routines, you remember. Remember him at the beginning, the day you first made love, the day you knew that your body welcomed him, the day you knew you would never forget his smell.

On that day that you stole his t-shirt to take back to your place. There you placed it under your pillow, so later, before you went to sleep you could pretended that you were nestled in his arms. The smell of him permeates your very soul, you are at last one. These memories flood your senses and suddenly urgently you want him.

His smile tells you he wants you too  This time you have time. No one is there to take the focus away, you are both present and wanting. And so to romance again. Rekindle the love play. The room smells of a seductive masculine and feminine pheromone what is it? It's like a spell drawing him down into the love that leads to bliss.

Your inner voice “says take me lets go I am yours." All outside is calm. Inside the energy is electric, lighting is striking your hearts once more, you are one again. No one lives outside this moment...

August 08 Issue MiLK Magazine

Blue Hope

a signature fragrance recipe

In her first column for MiLK Magazine, Natasha shares her ‘Blue Hope' recipe, a fragrance she says was inspired by her time living in the Blue Mountains of NSW, Australia.

When I lived there I noticed a distinct aroma that each season creates amongst the flowers and the trees. In all my travels I never have I smelt anything this wonderful, the aroma was unique and exciting.

In this month's column I would like to express the coming of spring and the longing for sunlight. In the dark winter hibernation period, that blankets us at this time. I find that I enjoy the quiet introspection the season brings, such as snugly pyjama days, fat roast dinners, fine red wine. Warm cuddles and the cosy family nest. However, when the season draws to an end and spring is a faint glimmer on the horizon, I feel drawn to the hope the new season brings to me. Even the word ‘spring’ suggests bouncing out of bed and into life, shedding the winter skin ready for the unexpected.

I would like to share a signature fragrance that is easy and inexpensive to make as well as joyful and full of hope. This fragrance was inspired by the Blue Mountains. When I lived there I noticed a distinct aroma that each season creates amongst the flowers and the trees.

In all my travels never have I smelt anything this wonderful, the aroma was unique and exciting. The aroma would start in August, oh so subtle in the beginning, and then as September crept in and winter dissolved like a distant memory, the aroma would become so distinct. Clean fresh romantic and full of sunlit potential.

Bringing ‘Blue Hope’ to Life

I had this intense desire to be able to produce it for myself and take the uniqueness of the Blue Mountains with me on my travels, especially into the city.

So, like a witchie poo in my kitchen, I began the process of experimentation. The beginning of any creation is always a scary and frustrating time. It is a constant roller coaster ride, up with success, down with failure (just as being a mother of teenagers can be). Sometimes you are so inspired and so brilliant at it you even amaze yourself. Then there are times you can’t believe how wrong you got it and what a complete mess you can made. It is always the beginning of a journey into yourself.
The road to Naragunda. The Darug people call this “the road to Naragunda” which means the road to yourself.

One very cold day in August I went into the bush with a very clever man called Graham King a true humble leader of his peoples, we sat amongst the gum trees on the edge of Mount Blackheath under the big Australian sky.

'The road to Naragunda' by Natasha Pascall

The aim was to paint, as we both shared a love of the arts. Sitting amongst the clarity of the blue haze he showed me how to get on the road to myself. His stories and quiet wisdom showed me the how to see the usefulness and unlimited dimensions that all the flora and fauna possess around us. “Look at the piece of wood,” he said. “Most people would only see a twig. But if you look close, you see that this twig has little pods of life. These pods make beautiful jewellery. Most people see only the twig and clear it away or discard it. They don’t notice its potential. Money is everywhere and life is abundant.”

I painted from my heart, everything blossomed, pouring out of my hands and onto my soul, and out again. That simple twig turned into a painting of 3 trees in flame with inspiration.

Blue Hope Inspiration

In drawing from my memory of that day, I know what I had to do to create this scent. It will mirror the flowing nature of my soul, in conjunction with the aromatic nature of the mountains in spring. (Not everything is as it seems, look closer.)

Back to my witchie poo kitchen…as I mixed, I persisted, as we women do in the face of all adversity, to remain absolute in my belief that hope springs eternal. After many hours of mixing and brewing I found it! With delight, I can now pass on the main formula to my fellow mothers of the world.

But be warned!

You may have to embark on a journey to yourself, experiment, play and have fun, and then you will find that exact note your unique nose wants to experience/ express.

Blue Hope a signature fragrance Recipe

Ingredients

(To make a hydrosol)
1 plastic spray pump bottle100mls
1 bottle of Hyacinth essential oil – will need 8 drops
1 bottle of Lime essential oil – will need 20 drops
1 bottle of bush mint essential oil – will need 2 drops
1 very good imagination
1 bottle of diffuser or carrier oil (almond or jojoba)
100mls of distilled water

Method

•    Add the desired number of drops of each essential oil to the bottle.
•    Shake the bottle to mix the oils and test the fragrance and effect.
•    Carrier oil (15 mls) is added last - when you are ready to use your blend

Natasha’s Tips

To test the aroma of the individual essential oil you can:
•    Breathe directly from the bottle - swirl the essential oil in the bottle to stir up the molecules first.
•    Or place a drop on an unscented tissue, blotter paper or other porous type paper and breathe.

You may experience olfactory overload if you are testing the aroma of different essential oils. You will no longer be able to smell them! This is common. You can restore your sense of smell by smelling coffee beans, or the simplest - your armpit. It's true - it works and it is always with you!

Natasha’s kitchen witching tips

1.    Go to the Blue Mountains at the beginning of September and sniff walk and breath in the light and hope use it for your aromatic reference.
2.    Visit Mount Blackheath
3.    Dress up
4.    Pretend you are a witch making a love potion
5.    Pretend you are reincarnated wise woman in your kitchen of healing
6.    Pretend you are a chemist in a laboratory with a white coat inventing exclusive natural perfumes
7.    Cackle, sing, laugh, squeal, and dance

For more on Natasha check our her My Space page.