Pre-Care

Sunflower oil hydrates and repairs the skin barrier, working to smooth and soothe skin and protect it from environmental stressors. It can actually alleviate temporary redness in sensitive or dry skin while helping skin to retain water and decongest pores by clearing them of dead skin cells, creating a refreshed, revitalized appearance.

 Sweet almond oil  protects your skin from UV radiation damage. Bing rich in vitamin A  the oil easily penetrates skin, it’s great for cleaning out the dirt and oil that accumulates in your pores. This process can prevent blackheads and acne from developing.  Arnica helps reduce swelling, decrease pain, and acts as an antibiotic.

 The polyphenols found in grapeseed oil along with fatty acids, help to boost circulation and has natural astringent properties.  It is known to increase the restoration rate of collage and

 acts as a natural preserving agent, making our balm shelf stable without using harsh chemicals like other products.

Used topically, Apricot Kernel Oil makes a non-greasy, enriching emollient. It can be applied directly to the skin as a revitalizing salve that soothes and prevents acne, inflammation, and dryness.

Jojoba wax is a lot like human skin sebum, the oil your skin makes to stay moisturized and supple. Because jojoba oil is so similar to sebum and has a high vitamin E content, it's an an excellent skin softener that can smooth dry skin, prevent flakiness, and improve skin elasticity.

Calendula has been shown to help wounds heal faster by increasing blood flow and oxygen to the affected area, which helps the body grow new tissue. It is also used to improve skin hydration and firmness.

Aloe vera gel can not only increase the amount of collagen in wounds but also change the composition of collagen, increase collagen cross-linking and thereby promote wound healing. Scientific studies have shown that the gel can increase the flexibility and reduce the fragility of the skin.

Vitamin E is important for maintaining the structural integrity of virtually all cells in a human body by influencing cell signalling. It is the MVP in regulation of the oxidative stress and inflammatory response during wound healing, which is important during tissue repair in order to minimise cell damage.

The therapeutic properties of comfrey are based on the presence of allantoin, which carries its anti-inflammatory and analgesic effects, helping ease any bruising. Comfrey also stimulates granulation, tissue regeneration and helps speed the healing of wounds.

Due to its ability to be used as an occlusive, beeswax is capable of forming a film atop the skin's surface and protecting against external irritants. Beeswax hydrates, conditions, soothes, and calms the skin. It exfoliates, repairs damage, promotes the skin's regeneration, diminishes the appearance of the signs of aging, soothes itchiness and irritation, and creates a hydrating, long-lasting protective barrier against environmental pollutants.

Shea butter contains a natural SPF of around 6, which means it can effectively combat UVA and UVB rays. Shea's anti-inflammatory components may reduce redness and swelling. Its fatty acid components not only heals your skin's damaged barrier but also reduce the appearance of fine lines and dullness. 

Clary Sage oil helps prevent and treat acne and other skin problems. Its antioxidant and antiseptic properties neutralize free radicals, which reduces skin damage. Clary Sage oil also helps regulate sebum production and stimulates blood circulation.

Manuka oil is shown to be up to 33x more effective against harmful bacteria than tea tree oil. It is even effective against some antibiotic-resistant strains such as MRSA. Additionally, it is not as harsh on the skin, making it ideal for all sorts of topical applications.

Lavender oil has many uses for treating the skin. It naturally reduces inflammation, lessens pain, and cleans the surface of the skin.