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This herb has been cultivated as a healing herb since at least 400 BC. It has earned the common name “Knitbone” as it has been used for centuries to help mend broken bones. A substance called allantoin helps to speed the body’s recovery to injury and damage, helps promote cell growth as well as inhibits infection and reduces inflammation on all tissues, particularly skin issues. This makes it a go-to for things like cuts, bruises, stings, dry skin, eczema, and more.

Plantain has long been used by herbalists as a go to remedy for wounds, inflamed skin, and insect bites. Plantain is actually approved by the German Commission E as topical use for skin inflammation! Earning the nickname "Healing Blade," plantain was once used in Scotland to stop blood flow and heal tissues from sword wounds. It was also valued by the Native Americans for treating stings, burns, rashes, and wounds. Plantain leaf is also unique among herbs because of it's ability to draw out toxins from your skin and body. It was once used to draw out venom from animal and insect bites. Its drawing action can also be highly effective on stings, whether from an insect or a plant like stinging nettle.

Chickweed has long been used for healing and soothing purposes, such as reducing inflammation and itching. 17th Century English herbalist John Gerard wrote about its fast acting anti-inflammatory properties, and it was also widely utilized in Chinese Medicine and Ayurvedic Medicine. Even chickens love it! (which is how it got it's name). It's soothing, calming, astringent effect on the skin can be attributed to it's rich
mineral (Calcium, Magnesium, Potassium and Zinc) content. It can be very helpful for Rosacea, Psoriasis and Eczema.

Beeswax creates a hydrating, long-lasting protective barrier to protect it against environmental pollutants as well as the harsh effects of the elements. Refreshing, restorative, and gentle enough for use on even the most sensitive skin, Beeswax is known to soothe itchiness and irritation, to nourish, and to soften dry, cracked, broken areas, making it ideal for use in lip balms. It's also anti-allergenic, anti-inflammatory, anti-oxidant, anti-bacterial and germicidal

Calendula is a bright orange/ yellow flower of the daisy family, sometimes referred to as "pot marigold." Its blossoms have been used in traditional medicine and cosmetics for generations. Due to its antifungal and anti-inflammatory, properties, calendula can also be used to treat yeast infections and jock itch. Calendua calms and moisturizes the skin, encourages healing, and lessens the appearance of inflammation and redness, for healing wounds, soothing eczema, and relieving diaper rash..