All Better Balm | Herbal Care for Aches, Bruises & Bites

$20.00

A soothing herbal balm to comfort tired muscles, ease everyday aches, and support the skin after bumps, bruises, and minor irritations.

Handcrafted in small batches with wild Rocky Mountain arnica and daisies slowly infused in organic olive oil and blended with beeswax, chamomile, and eucalyptus essential oils. This versatile balm nourishes the skin while offering comforting support for sore, overworked areas and the occasional bump, bruise, or itchy bite. It melts easily into the skin without feeling heavy or greasy, making it a simple addition to your everyday herbal care.

✨ Why you’ll love it:
A little all-purpose herbal care for the body's everyday wear and tear. Whether it's tired muscles after a long day, a stiff joint, a colourful bruise, or an irritating bug bite, this balm offers a gentle moment of comfort. It's especially handy for the little ones in the Kapha stage of life, who seem to collect their fair share of bumps, scrapes, and bites. And if mosquitoes always seem to find you first, you're in good company! The simple act of applying it becomes an opportunity to slow down, breathe, and reconnect with your body.

🌿 How to use:
Apply a small amount to the desired area and massage in gently. Use after physical activity, on areas of tension or tenderness, or as needed for minor bumps, bruises, and itchy bites. For external use only. Avoid broken skin.

🍃 Ayurvedic benefits:

  • Soothes & comforts: Supports comfort in areas of muscle tension, tenderness, and everyday irritation

  • Nourishes the skin: Olive oil and beeswax condition and protect the skin

  • Encourages circulation: Gentle massage supports circulation and relaxation

  • Balances Vata: Helps ease feelings of stiffness, dryness, and tension

  • Calms Pitta: Offers soothing care for areas of heat and irritation

  • Supports Kapha: A handy companion for the bumps, bites, and skin irritations that can come with childhood and Kapha-dominant tendencies

30 g jar • Many applications (a little goes a long way)

A soothing herbal balm to comfort tired muscles, ease everyday aches, and support the skin after bumps, bruises, and minor irritations.

Handcrafted in small batches with wild Rocky Mountain arnica and daisies slowly infused in organic olive oil and blended with beeswax, chamomile, and eucalyptus essential oils. This versatile balm nourishes the skin while offering comforting support for sore, overworked areas and the occasional bump, bruise, or itchy bite. It melts easily into the skin without feeling heavy or greasy, making it a simple addition to your everyday herbal care.

✨ Why you’ll love it:
A little all-purpose herbal care for the body's everyday wear and tear. Whether it's tired muscles after a long day, a stiff joint, a colourful bruise, or an irritating bug bite, this balm offers a gentle moment of comfort. It's especially handy for the little ones in the Kapha stage of life, who seem to collect their fair share of bumps, scrapes, and bites. And if mosquitoes always seem to find you first, you're in good company! The simple act of applying it becomes an opportunity to slow down, breathe, and reconnect with your body.

🌿 How to use:
Apply a small amount to the desired area and massage in gently. Use after physical activity, on areas of tension or tenderness, or as needed for minor bumps, bruises, and itchy bites. For external use only. Avoid broken skin.

🍃 Ayurvedic benefits:

  • Soothes & comforts: Supports comfort in areas of muscle tension, tenderness, and everyday irritation

  • Nourishes the skin: Olive oil and beeswax condition and protect the skin

  • Encourages circulation: Gentle massage supports circulation and relaxation

  • Balances Vata: Helps ease feelings of stiffness, dryness, and tension

  • Calms Pitta: Offers soothing care for areas of heat and irritation

  • Supports Kapha: A handy companion for the bumps, bites, and skin irritations that can come with childhood and Kapha-dominant tendencies

30 g jar • Many applications (a little goes a long way)