Ingredients List

Arnica is used for bruises, sprains, muscle soreness, and muscle spasms often associated with sports activity. Arnica is also used to treat muscular aches, joint pain, and arthritis.

It is believed that the arnica plant has anti-inflammatory properties. Arnica has also been used for wound healing, superficial phlebitis, inflammation caused by insect bites, and swelling caused by broken bones.

The flowers, leaves, and stems of chickweed have long been used to make oral decoctions, extracts, and teas. Today, chickweed is more commonly used in topical ointment form to treat a variety of skin conditions. The consumption of chickweed, while common in some cultures, is typically avoided due to the risk of side effects.

It is believed to treat the following skin conditions

• Burns
• Contact Dermatitis
• Diaper rash
• Eczema
• Insect Bites
• Itchy Skin
• Psoriasis
• Rashes
• Wounds
• Splinters
• Rabies
• Joint pain

In foods, cinnamon is used as a spice and as a flavouring agent in beverages.

In manufacturing, cinnamon oil is used in small amounts in toothpaste, mouthwashes, gargles, lotions, liniments, soaps, detergents, and other pharmaceutical products and cosmetics.

Cinnamon bark contains an ingredient known as tannins, which are an organic substance common in many different tree barks. Tannins are particularly useful medicinally for their astringent properties when treating wounds. These tannins tend to draw blood and tissues back together, which is why it aids in treatment of wounds. Moreover, it can also be a beneficial anti-inflammatory agent.

Our organic virgin cold pressed Coconut Oil is used to create an oily, protective barrier on the skin. It is high in healthy fats and emollients making it perfect for skin and hair care. Coconut oil is known to reduce inflammation, keeps skin moisturised and helps heal wounds. The medium-chain fatty acids found in coconut oil also possess antimicrobial properties that can help treat acne and protect the skin from harmful bacteria.

It is a compound called allantoin, found in the roots and leaves of comfrey, that makes this herb so beneficial. Research suggests that allantoin helps the body grow new skin cells and also has the ability to help in regeneration of connective tissues. `

Comfrey also possesses high amounts of tannins and rosmarinic acid and tannins that help in skin cell growth. This is beneficial in the treatment of open wounds, sores and rashes.

It is extremely moisturising on the skin, will tighten the skin and helps to improve skin tone by reducing age spots and pigmentation. 

Comfrey is also a mild analgesic and can help reduce pain and inflammation.

Clove oil contains eugenol which is a powerful antiseptic, anti inflammatory and carries antioxidant properties which help aid with acne – specifically killing biofilms and bacteria which create acne.

It is such a powerful antioxidant and preventative oil it will help fight free radicals on the skin and in the body helping to slow ageing and degeneration. Clove oil helps relieve headaches with its powerful odour and cooling effects and will also moisturise the area and will reduce pain when applied topically.

• Relieves pain and stress 
• Expectorant helps alleviate colds, coughs, asthma and sinusitis 
• Relieves acne and wrinkles  
• Antimicrobial/viral 
• Insect repellent

Frankincense is known for its antiseptic, astringent, carminative properties not only to strengthen the skin’s elasticity but help it to reduce skin irritations, scaring, acne and heal wounds.

• Frankincense carries strong anti-inflammatory properties that helps enhance the body’s immunity and stave of illness.
• Helps boost your immune system
• Great for digestive system
• Reduces respiratory system

Honey contains significant natural antioxidant properties that aid in rejuvenating the skin and protecting it from the damaging effects of UV rays. Honey is an anti-bacterial agent and also acts as a humectant meaning it is a water-binding agent.

Jojoba Oil has rejuvenating and conditioning properties which make it nourishing for both skin and hair.

Lavender is great for antioxidant protection and helps to clear out free radicals in the body. It is antimicrobial and when added with other essential oils is great in healing cuts and burns.

It is a great aromatic smell which helps with depression, brain oxidative stress, cognitive ability and boosting mood functions/sleep. It has also been found to serve as a natural treatment for Alzheimer’s. It is also used to aid cramping especially for dysmenorrhea for mensural cramps and Lower abdomen.

• Helps clear free radicals out of the body 
• Helps heal cuts, wounds and abrasions 
• Relieves depression and helps boost mood/sleep function 
• Relief from abdominal cramping, period pain   

Myrrh has extensive health benefits. Ancient Egyptians used it to prevent aging and maintain healthy skin. It effectively cleans, moisturizes, and tightens the skin, thereby reducing and preventing further chapping, cracking, and sagging making it great for all skin types and all ages.

Myrrh works as a powerful antioxidant that maintains skin health by easing the fading of unwanted blemishes therefore great for anti-aging and skin rejuvenation. It soothes skin discomforts such as itchiness and symptoms of eczema among other skin ailments. Myrrh essential oil facilitates the regeneration of skin and accelerates the healing of skin ulcers, sores, and lesions, making it great for all problem skin conditions.

Myrrh carries antioxidants that help with oxidative damage and clearing free radicals and is extremely holistic in the prevention of infections working as a fungicide, on viral colds and coughs and working as an antiseptic. It clears our respiratory system and stimulates excretion of bile for better absorption of nutrients in the body.

Myrrh contains anti-inflammatory compounds, some which work on the opioid receptors helping to reduce headaches, swelling, joint pain and back pain.

Patchouli oil works to relieve tension and anxiety as well as providing nourishment to dry and irritated skin. It can deodorize body odours, soothe inflammation, fight water retention, break up cellulite, relieve constipation, promote weight loss and facilitate the faster healing of wounds by stimulating the growth of new skin.

Sandalwood Oil is known as an anti-inflammatory and an anti-septic oil. Its aroma is a sweet earthy and woody fragrance that is relaxing and soothing. Sandalwood is known to aid meditation and can improve mental clarity.

Sweet Almond Oil is a great moisturiser for all skin types and is absorbed easily leaving the skin feeling fresh and soft which is why it is one of the most popular carrier oils used in massage therapy. It is also rich in Vitamin E which keeps your skin cells healthy and helps protect from UV radiation.

Is an antioxidant which helps clear free radicals on the skin. Especially helpful for reducing scaring on the body and adding essential oils necessary for skin rejuvenation and hydration – it is a very beneficial anti-ageing. It will help sooth itching and other skin inflammation through moisturising the skin such as psoriasis and eczema.

Ylang Ylang has traditionally been used for its calming and balancing properties. It has been known to help relieve extreme mood swings associated with PMS. It is helpful for anxiety and stress as well as just producing a cheerful atmosphere.