The oldest kind of healing — plants, oil, wax, time. We infuse whole comfrey leaves and calendula petals into sunflower oil for six weeks, then melt and blend mango butter and beeswax. It’s as simple as can be and yet the power contained in this tin will leave you amazed.
Comfrey has been called "knitbone" and for a thousand years, and has been used to speed the mending of bruises, strained muscles, and broken bones. Comfrey contains allantoin — an FDA-recognized skin protectant known for its role in skin conditioning and cell turnover. Calendula softens the skins while delivering the comfrey to the deeper levels for restoration.
Made by hand in small batches on our farm in Georgia. Meant to last. Made to last.
Ingredients: Comfrey and calendula infused sunflower oil, beeswax, castor oil, mango butter, lemongrass oil, lavender oil, arrowroot, vitamin E oil.
How to Use: Warm a small amount between your fingers and rub into sore muscles, aching joints, on sprains and bruises. Best applied after a warm bath or shower. Not for use internally, on open wounds or broken skin.
Cautions: For external use only. Discontinue if irritation occurs.
The oldest kind of healing — plants, oil, wax, time. We infuse whole comfrey leaves and calendula petals into sunflower oil for six weeks, then melt and blend mango butter and beeswax. It’s as simple as can be and yet the power contained in this tin will leave you amazed.
Comfrey has been called "knitbone" and for a thousand years, and has been used to speed the mending of bruises, strained muscles, and broken bones. Comfrey contains allantoin — an FDA-recognized skin protectant known for its role in skin conditioning and cell turnover. Calendula softens the skins while delivering the comfrey to the deeper levels for restoration.
Made by hand in small batches on our farm in Georgia. Meant to last. Made to last.
Ingredients: Comfrey and calendula infused sunflower oil, beeswax, castor oil, mango butter, lemongrass oil, lavender oil, arrowroot, vitamin E oil.
How to Use: Warm a small amount between your fingers and rub into sore muscles, aching joints, on sprains and bruises. Best applied after a warm bath or shower. Not for use internally, on open wounds or broken skin.
Cautions: For external use only. Discontinue if irritation occurs.
