Calendula and Chamomile are two of my favorite herbs. Sweet, refreshing, and absolutely gorgeous in color. Calendula and Chamomile is known for it's anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, antibacterial, and antifungal properties. It's valuable effects on the skin is in length from rosacea, diaper rash, skin rash, skin irritation, bug bits, bee stings, calming irritated skin, sun poison, sun burn, yeast infection, and more. Our cream can be used topically as a moisturizer for the whole body.
Lavender an antiseptic, anti-inflammatory, analgesic, anti-bacterial, anti-fungal, and anti-viral herb is pleasant not only in smell but for it's rich purple color. One of my favorite herbs to grow and add into skin care products, as you can tell. Lavender's rich purple color is amazing when it's planted beside Chamomile's white leaves and yellow center. The two together smell like honey when you walk by on a crisp summer morning. Lavender can be applied neat as well as in skin care products such as creams, ointments, balms for bug bites, skin irritations, bee stings, psoriasis, eczema, dermatitis, diaper rash, laser burn, acne blemish skin, and inflamed muscles. Lavender is truly a medicinal herb for all skin care issues from A-Z. It's not only on of my favorite herbs, but's always in my First Aid kit!
Grapefruit is an undertone scent making this cream refreshing and bright. Grapefruit is an ant-septic, anti-bacterial, anti-fungal essential oil used topically for athlete's foot, ringworm, yeast, thrush, acne, candidia, fungal skin infections, but one of my favorite uses is for toning and strengthen the skin.
Who can use it? normal to sensitive skin.
Shea Butter: (10% added naturally crushed shea butter) This is a white soap base with added shea, gives off creamy lather while promoting moisture and softening. Some even believe that shea butter has healing properties.
Avoid eye area. Do not take internal. Wash hands after application.
