Cedarwood Miracle Balm

Deeply moisturizing, calming, healing, and renewing, Cedarwood Miracle Balm quenches parched hands, feet, elbows and, knees. Nightly use will result in soft hands, ridge-free fingernails, and supple cuticles. Cedarwood Miracle Balm emanates the crisp, woody scent of Himalayan Cedarwood.

Unrefined Shea Butter, Jojoba Butter, Olive Butter, Aloe Vera Butter, Mango Butter, Avocado Butter, Unrefined Beeswax, Camellia Seed Oil, Grapeseed Oil, Virgin Argan Oil, Himalayan Cedarwood Essential Oil, Rosehip Seed Oil.

Directions: Place dime sized amount of balm in the palm of your hand, and then warm by rubbing hands together until the balm is liquid. Apply to hands, taking great care to rub into fingernails and cuticles. Apply to feet, elbows, and knees as desired. Most effective if used nightly or more often. Not for internal use.

Why I Created This Product:

I created Miracle Balm when my grandmother’s hands and nails were unable to cope with the cold Northeast winter. Her skin was dry and unable to retain moisture no matter how much moisturizer she applied, and worse still her fingernails were cracking down to the cuticle. My first batch healed her hands, and allowed her fingernails to regrow ridge-free, and strong. A year of research and several formulations later, Miracle Balm not only heals the skin and nails, but also has serious anti-aging properties for skin that most likely has not received the attention that the face has over the years. Himalayan Cedarwood has long been a favorite fragrance of mine - clean, masculine, spicy, and woody, suggesting strength, and sturdiness of the wearer. It is a pleasure to smell Himalayan Cedarwood as I moisturize my hands after washing throughout the day.

Storage:

Miracle balm is made without preservatives or stabilizers so it is important to keep it in a cool, dry place. At a temperature over 90 degrees Miracle Balm will begin to soften and become liquid, nor should it be exposed to extreme cold temperatures. My recommended temperature range that it should be kept within is between 50 and 90 degrees Fahrenheit. If your balm has been exposed to heat and has become liquid, it will not diminish its effectiveness and will harden again once in a cooler temperature. Likewise if your balm has hardened in the cold, it will soften again once back inside a warm space.  At room temperature Miracle Balm has the consistency of refrigerated butter, solid but soft enough to press a finger into it.