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GARDEN BALM
The combination of fair trade organic shea butter, cacao butter and cold pressed sunflower oil creates a rich, creamy consistency that absorbs well into your skin.
Garden Balm is especially nice used in a foot or shoulder rub. The essential oil blend is like what you would expect in a traditional hot/cool muscle and chest rub.
However this cream is ideal for a multitude of uses; whether you're unwinding after a long day, preparing for a workout, or simply indulging in some self-pampering.
Top Uses:
- Sore muscles, shoulders & feet
- Chest, back of neck or under nose when congested
- Temples to soothe headache
- Acne flare up
- General moisturizing
The NIH Wild Woods Infusion; contains evergreen sprigs, thyme, rosemary, chaga mushroom, stinging nettle and sage. These plants are prized for their nourishment, grounding energy and various actions on the body. Flourishing in our organic ingredient garden, we were inspired to grow these herbs because of their wild nature and connection with Southern Ontario environment.
Ingredients:
Fair-trade organic shea butter, fair-trade organic cacao butter, local beeswax, local sunflower oil, NIH garden herb infusion- {evergreen, nettle, chaga mushroom, oregano, thyme, rosemary}, castor oil, essential oils: clove, tea tree, patchouli, evergreen, peppermint, rosemary
Product Life:
About 5-9 months. Things that impact the shelf life- temperature, humidity, times the product is opened and contamination via use.
For longer shelf life please store in a cool, dark environment. Always use clean hands when accessing the product and keep sealed.
Our Ingredient Promise:
If you are passionate about supporting whole-hearted companies, like us, you'll be interested to learn more about where we source the ingredients that go into each and every product. Our goal is to bring Nature IS Health customers in touch with Southern Ontario. Check out our blog post here, to learn more about our ingredient listing. Please note that we make every batch of products with the intention of using it ourselves.
