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Witch Weekly · September 21, 2021 – 12:11 PM

Silver Streeler Serum
If you haven't heard about silver streeler serum you may be residing beneath the proverbial rock. For those who are well read on the subject of streelers, you may be wondering at two things. Firstly, that there should be silver streelers, and secondly that they should be used in anything but poison brewing. Well, the silver streeler is a little known, rare variety of streeler. Of course streeler shells change color but it would seem that a highly rare variety of streelers exhibit not only the typical shell colors but at midnight on a full moon, their shells will temporarily turn silver. These silver shells it would seem are purified by the moonlight and are non-toxic. If the shells are harvested during this small window, the shells must be quickly crushed into a fine powder and mixed with a stabilizing ingredient before dawn to preserve their moon-given properties. Thus the exorbitant price of silver streeler serum is completely understandable.

Now what are the actual benefits of silver streeler serum? You may have heard all sorts of whispers about how effective it is for all manner of cosmetic needs and be wondering how one product can do so many miraculous things. Well, it's likely everything you've heard is completely true.

The serum is perfect for:
Treating blemishes,
Brightening the eyes and teeth,
Eyelash growth,
Wrinkle smoothing,
Eradicating freckles,
Curing and preventing dry skin,
Erasing scars,
Evening out the complexion,
Brightening the skin,
Subduing rashes,
Improving the condition of fingernails.

Aside from cosmetic benefits the serum can also be used as a topical ointment for pain relief, skin irritation, and has proven to be an effective decongestant. There may even be more uses for silver streeler serum that have yet to be discovered!

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