 I get asked about the ingredients in the herbal healing balm that I make and what their purpose is within the balm, so I'm going to give that information here! It took me forever to write it all down, but I did it in a way that you can scroll through without heavy reading. So it's more like a reference. ALL VARIETIES OF HEALING BALM (BABY, TALLOW & ORIGINAL) HAVE THESE HERBS INFUSED IN ORGANIC OLIVE OIL. ORIGINAL HEALING BALM is made with Organic Coconut Oil and Infused Organic Olive Oil TALLOW HEALING BALM is made with Tallow and infused Organic Olive Oil BABY HEALING BALM is made with Tallow and infused Organic Olive Oil Ingredients:
COMFREY LEAF I love a good comfrey leaf balm! So simple. So healing. I think every human should grow comfrey leaf! Here's why: PROPERTIES:
Read more about it here! LEMON BALM LEAF This is another one I think we should all grow! It's part of the mint family and grows very easily and can really help you make most days better in some way! PROPERTIES:
Read more about Lemon Balm here. CALENDULA FLOWER This flower is so well known as a skin healer! Almost everyone has heard of it and it has a long history of ways it helps benefit the skin! PROPERTIES
This is such a huge player in the healing balm that I make and I bet you can see why! It has so many more uses, but I only listed the skin benefits. You can check out the extensive list here. HELICHRYSUM (IMMORTELLE) FLOWER This flower is really amazing. This is why people say using the balm has reversed the age of the skin on their hands or wrinkles on their necks. But it's also healing. It's primarily used as an essential oil, but it's really expensive. PROPERTIES
Known for it's anti-inflammatory and regenerative properties, this flower, generally used as an essential oil, is for infection, arthritis, muscle pain and to reduce the signs of aging due to regenerative properties! Read more here. CHAMOMILE FLOWER This is a good one! SO MANY helps in a tiny flower! Even small grocery stores generally carry a chamomile tea... so that's pretty easy to get your hands on. PROPERTIES
TEA TREE ESSENTIAL There are a good number of studies about tea tree oil and that's always exciting to see the results of what kind of funky stuff tea tree oil can zap! Acne is probably the number one thing you'll see if you do a search on the benefits of tea tree oil. It should be diluted so using the healing balm with an extra drop may really give some relief to the redness and swelling of acne. I know it works well on cystic acne because of all the reviews I get! Here's a basic rundown:
LAVENDER ESSENTIAL OIL Lavender is another keep on hand favorite of mine! It's amazing for emergencies or quick needs! It's easy to stick a bottle of it in my pocket for bites or stings, cuts and to stop bleeding. It definitely has a place in the healing balm!! PROPERTIES
The healing balm that I make for you is the same stuff I make for myself and my family. It meets so many needs while being convenient. It also doesn't hurt when applied. No stinging. But it is soothing. Some common uses, besides cuts, wounds, burns, insect bites are cold sores, chapped lips, diaper rash, other rashes, whatever skin stuff you might be dealing with, try it and tell me how it works so I can share that with others. It helps calm down cystic acne, soothes cracked heels, prevents dry winter skin cracking, helps with wrinkles, arthritis, dry skin... the list just goes on and on. It's such a simple but valuable balm. A little goes a long ways, so unless you're eating it, it should last awhile. You can safely eat it, but shouldn't. It's safe to use on your critters also! If they lick it, no worries! Testers are available at any events that I'm at and usually at any of the store locations that carry any of the healing balms. See STOCKISTS in the menu. Baby Healing Balm
$16.00
Nurture your little one's delicate skin with our Baby Healing Balm. Specially formulated with gentle, natural ingredients, this soothing balm helps calm irritation, reduce redness, and promote a soft, healthy complexion. Perfect for everyday use, its mild, nurturing formula is designed to protect and heal sensitive baby skin, ensuring comfort and care in every application. Completely non-toxic just in case it's eaten! (it happens!) Convenient packaging to go into bags to have at the ready, or in car consoles! Also safe to use on your pets or livestock. Tallow Healing Balm
$16.00
Just like our Original, but made with beef tallow instead of Coconut Oil. A trusted remedy born from the everyday needs of a busy family. Developed when quick, soothing solutions were essential for little cuts, scrapes, bites, stings, rashes, and burns, this balm has been a household staple ever since. Its gentle, soothing formula not only eases minor injuries but also works wonders on cracked and dry skin. A little goes a long way, making it perfect for tender hands and feet before bedtime. Enjoy the comforting, familiar relief that makes healing a little easier for everyone in the family, including pets and livestock. Original Healing Balm
$16.00
Introducing our Original Healing Balm—a trusted remedy born from the everyday needs of a busy family. Developed when quick, soothing solutions were essential for little cuts, scrapes, bites, stings, rashes, and burns, this balm has been a household staple ever since. Its gentle, soothing formula not only eases minor injuries but also works wonders on cracked and dry skin. A little goes a long way, making it perfect for tender hands and feet before bedtime. Enjoy the comforting, familiar relief that makes healing a little easier for everyone in the family. 
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AuthorEvelyn Jane here... the blog started as a way to have some recipes always available for my children when they left home and wanted to cook some of their favs. Then I added some farm topics, then I started selling soap to stores and wanted a way for them to have all the information they wanted plus printable graphics. So now, it's a pretty diverse space of topics, but it's also 100% me. I am a soap maker, but also a small farmer of goats and chickens, a gardener, a cook, baker, sewist, crafter, reader, a business owner, naturalist, herbalist... I happily wear a lot of hats! Archives
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