A miracle-healing and ultra-nourishing multi purpose balm inspired by apothecary recipes back in 1800s Regency Era England. In those times a product called Cold Cream was regularly made for ladies to calm their irritated complexions due to cold wind, sun exposure and cold air. It contained almond oil, rosewater and white wax.
Rosewater - prized for its soothing, anti-inflammatory and mild anti-bacterial properties. It reduced redness and irritation on dry, irritated skin. It also promoted clearer complexions.
Almond Oil - an excellent emollient that softened and smoothened skin. It locked in moisture and was packed with antioxidant vitamins which fought against damage caused by free radicals. It was also ultra-moisturizing and delayed wrinkles and fine lines cause by aging.
White wax - acted as a protective barrier for the face against wind and cold air.
This recipe was updated with modern and safe skincare ingredients that deliver the same, if not superior benefits.
Instead of rosewater and almond oil, rich apricot kernel oil was infused with chamomile and calendula flowers. These special flowers are used for their ability to heal and repair damaged skin. Fast absorbing Medium Chain Triglycerides and ultra-nourishing Mango Butter were added to enhance emollient properties. Finally, yellow beeswax replaced white beeswax to provide a subtle honey scent and further skin-occlusive benefits.
30grams vol.
Chamomile Cream - a miracle all-around balm
- Mango butter
- Medium Chain Triglycerides
- Yellow Beeswax
- Calendula infused apricot kernel oil
- Chamomile infused apricot kernel oil
- Walnut oil
- Preservative
- Lavender essential oil
- Tangerine essential oil
- Green Tea essential oil
- Vitamin e
1. Apply lightly under the eyes to nourish that area.
2. Apply on sides of the nose and lips where skin has a tendency to become dry.
3. Spot check dry areas of your body with the balm. Rub into heels and knees.
4. Rub into cuticles on hands and toes.
5. Try this miracle balm for healing blister burns as well. Hold the burned area under cool, running tap water for a few minutes to lower skin temperature to normal. Dry skin gently and apply a light layer of the balm over it with a clean finger. Reapply as required throughout the day until pain subsides and healing commences. Don't forget to double check with your doctor as well.
