Remedy Balm

Step 1 – Start with clean skin: Gently cleanse the area and pat dry.

Step 2 – Warm a small amount: Use clean, dry fingers or a spatula to scoop a pea‑sized amount, then warm between fingertips until it melts.

Step 3 – Apply a thin layer: Massage a light veil over the area—more is not necessary; a thin coat is ideal.

Step 4 – Reapply as needed: Use 2–3 times daily, or as often as needed, until the skin looks and feels comfortable.

Tips:
For fresh tattoos, follow your artist’s initial aftercare instructions, then transition to a thin layer of Remedy Balm once they clear you for a breathable balm.

For very dry or cracked areas, apply at bedtime and cover with cotton socks or gloves as an overnight treatment.

For face or delicate areas, use sparingly and patch test first, especially on highly sensitive skin.

• Helps soothe hot, angry, and reactive skin
• Softens and conditions dry, rough, cracked, or chapped areas
• Supports the skin’s natural repair process after minor cuts, scrapes, abrasions, and tattoos
• Eases the appearance and feel of bruises, bumps, and overworked muscles
• Creates a breathable, protective barrier that locks in moisture without suffocating skin
• Calms the itch that often accompanies healing and dryness
• Offers gentle, plant‑based support for skin that feels stressed by weather, friction, or everyday life

For decades, many families have relied on ointments built around heavy petrolatum bases, synthetic antiseptics, lanolin, pesticide‑class ingredients like 8‑hydroxyquinoline sulfate, and even topical antibiotics. Over time, the questions got louder: Do they really want petroleum‑derived ingredients on every cut or crack? Are they comfortable using antibiotic ointment on routine scrapes? How do they feel about a salve that depends on a fungicide‑type antiseptic more at home in a pesticide dossier than a family apothecary? And why is something so simple as a skin salve stuffed with names they can’t pronounce?

Remedy Balm with aloe is the antidote to that old story. It leans on plant‑science instead of pharmaceuticals or petrochemicals, offering a recognizable ingredient list rooted in traditional apothecary wisdom and modern herbal insight. One elegant formula takes the place of multiple “treatment‑specific” salves, simplifying shelves and routines while aligning with values: clean, intentional, and deeply effective care for everyday skin moments.

Certified organic herbal infusions in organic olive oil:

• Calendula – Soothes tender, irritated skin and supports the appearance of healthy, resilient tissue.
• Arnica – Traditionally used for bruises, bumps, and overworked areas on unbroken skin.
• St. John’s Wort – Comforts nerve‑rich, “zingy” spots and supports calm, flexible skin.
• Plantain – Classic backyard first aid for bites, stings, and surface irritation.
• Comfrey – Supports the appearance of strong, well‑knit skin on minor, non‑deep wounds.
• Chickweed – Cooling and comforting for hot, itchy, reactive areas.
• Red Clover – Helps support calm, balanced, easily aggravated skin.
• Echinacea Root – Traditionally used to support the skin’s natural defenses.
• Sage – Mildly astringent and purifying, helps skin feel clean and fresh.
• Yarrow – Toning and protective support for minor cuts and scrapes.
• Chamomile – Gentle, calming support for visible redness and sensitivity.
• Myrrh – Resinous, protective, and purifying, with a long history in wound preparations.

Certified Organic Oils, waxes & functional ingredients:

• Olive Oil – Infusion base; deeply emollient, protective, and nourishing.
• Jojoba Oil – Skin‑mimicking oil that balances moisture and improves glide.
• Aloe (powder, oil‑infused) – Brings cooling, soothing aloe comfort into an anhydrous balm.
• Vermont Beeswax – Creates a breathable protective shield and adds structure. (not organic)
• Benzoin Extract – Offers a soft vanilla‑like note and traditional protective support.
• Vitamin E – Antioxidant that helps protect oils from oxidation and supports stressed skin.
• Lavender Essential Oil – Calming aroma and gentle support for minor upsets.
• Rosemary Essential Oil – Herbal brightness with antioxidant and purifying benefits.

Remedy Balm + Aloe is intentionally free from:

• Petroleum
• Petrolatum
• Parabens
• Lanolin
• Alcohol
• Gluten and grain
• Corn
• Synthetic dyes
• Synthetic fragrances
• Synthetic antiseptics
• Pesticide‑class ingredients (including 8‑hydroxyquinoline sulfate)
• Topical antibiotics (no bacitracin, neomycin, or polymyxin)
  

Clean, intentional ingredients for families who want serious results from the power of plants.