Scoop a small amount with clean, dry fingers or a spatula, warm it between your fingertips, and apply a thin layer to clean, dry skin. Reapply as needed throughout the day; a little goes a long way.

Remedy Balm is ideal for minor cuts, scrapes, abrasions, chafing, bug bites, garden scratches, fresh and healing tattoos (after your artist’s initial regimen), bruises, sore spots, and dry, cracked, or rough patches on hands, heels, elbows, and lips.

Yes, it is formulated to be gentle enough for all ages, using food‑like plant oils, herbal infusions, and Vermont beeswax. As with any new product, patch test on a small area first - especially for very sensitive or medically compromised skin.

Yes. Remedy Balm is often chosen for elder care because it offers gentle, plant-powered support for fragile, dry, or easily irritated skin without petroleum, antibiotics, or synthetic antiseptics. Its simple, breathable formula makes it especially well suited for aging skin that needs comfort and protection rather than aggressive treatment.

What elder care skin needs is Remedy Balm best suited for?

Caregivers commonly use Remedy Balm to support:

• Very dry, thin, or fragile skin
• Cracked hands, heels, elbows, and cuticles
• Areas prone to friction or pressure
• Minor scrapes or everyday skin stress
• Skin that becomes irritated by frequent washing
• Comfort care for sensitive areas that need moisture and protection

It is intended for everyday skin maintenance and minor skin concerns, not for open wounds, infections, or medical conditions.

Yes. Once you transition from the specific aftercare your tattoo artist recommends for the first stage, Remedy Balm can be used in a thin layer to keep the area soft, comfortable, and protected while allowing it to breathe.

Scoop a small amount with clean, dry fingers or a spatula, warm it between your fingertips, and apply a thin layer to clean, dry skin. Reapply as needed throughout the day; a little goes a long way.

Remedy Balm is designed for visible, tangible improvement within 48–72 hours of consistent use on minor skin issues, and often sooner. Deeper or chronic concerns may take longer, but most people notice comfort and softness right away.

Remedy Balm is free from petroleum, petrolatum, parabens, lanolin, gluten and grain, corn, synthetic antiseptics, synthetic fragrances, antibiotics, and pesticide‑class ingredients such as 8‑hydroxyquinoline sulfate. Instead, it relies on a synergy of organic herbs, beeswax, and plant oils to support the skin’s natural repair process.

For most households, yes. Remedy Balm is intentionally formulated to take the place of sensitive skin salves, all‑purpose “healing” salves, lavender and calendula balms, tattoo aftercare salves, and tea tree‑style first‑aid salves - so you can simplify to one tin for most everyday needs.

You can use a very small amount on facial dry patches, irritation, or around the nose and lips. Avoid applying directly into eyes or on the waterline. For full‑face use, especially on breakout‑prone skin, patch test first and use lightly.

No. It contains Vermont beeswax, which is an animal‑derived ingredient. It is otherwise plant‑based.

Yes. Remedy Balm includes a small amount of lavender and rosemary essential oils for added support and a gentle herbal aroma. If you are highly sensitive to essential oils, patch test before broader use.

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat. Keep the lid tightly closed when not in use. When stored properly and kept free from water contamination, Remedy Balm typically performs best within 12–18 months of opening.

Yes. Apply Remedy Balm as the last step in your routine wherever you need extra comfort and protection—over serums, oils, or lighter moisturizers—or as a targeted treatment on problem spots.