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Recovery + Renewal Balm
A rich balm for thin, delicate skin that bruises easily. Helichrysum, bakuchiol, rosehip and sea buckthorn sit in a base of calendula-infused sunflower oil, jojoba and plant butters that melts on contact and stays put.
What's Inside
Helichrysum Essential Oil: Used for centuries on bumps, scrapes and tender skin. It calms skin and supports a more even-looking tone.
Calendula: Infused into the sunflower oil base. A long-time favorite for soothing tender, easily irritated skin.
Bakuchiol: A plant-based retinol alternative, long valued in Ayurvedic tradition. It supports smoother, more even-looking skin and is gentle enough for thin, sensitive areas.
Rosehip Oil: Supports skin renewal and a more even-looking tone.
Sea Buckthorn Fruit Oil: Nourishes deeply, strengthens skin's natural barrier and restores a healthy glow.
Cupuaçu and Mango Butters: Soften and cushion skin while helping hold moisture in.
How to Use
Warm a small amount between your fingertips and press gently into the area, once or twice a day. It's made for forearms, backs of hands, shins and anywhere skin has become thin and fragile. A little goes a long way.
Tell Me More
As estrogen declines, skin loses collagen and thickness, especially on the arms, hands and legs. Everyday bumps start to show more, and they take longer to fade. I made this balm for that skin: rich enough to cushion it, with botanicals chosen to support its comfort and tone while it renews.
Full Ingredients
Calendula-Infused High-Oleic Sunflower Oil, Jojoba Oil, Beeswax, Cupuaçu Butter, Rosehip Oil, Mango Butter, Sea Buckthorn Fruit Oil, Helichrysum Essential Oil, Bakuchiol, Vitamin E, Roman Chamomile Essential Oil.
Good to Know
Available in a 0.5 oz tin and a 1 oz black glass jar.
Waterless and preservative-free.
Handcrafted in small batches in Fair Oaks, California.
Contains tree nut-derived butter (cupuaçu).
Sea buckthorn gives the balm its natural golden color, which may vary from batch to batch.
For external use only. Patch test before first use.
A rich balm for thin, delicate skin that bruises easily. Helichrysum, bakuchiol, rosehip and sea buckthorn sit in a base of calendula-infused sunflower oil, jojoba and plant butters that melts on contact and stays put.
What's Inside
Helichrysum Essential Oil: Used for centuries on bumps, scrapes and tender skin. It calms skin and supports a more even-looking tone.
Calendula: Infused into the sunflower oil base. A long-time favorite for soothing tender, easily irritated skin.
Bakuchiol: A plant-based retinol alternative, long valued in Ayurvedic tradition. It supports smoother, more even-looking skin and is gentle enough for thin, sensitive areas.
Rosehip Oil: Supports skin renewal and a more even-looking tone.
Sea Buckthorn Fruit Oil: Nourishes deeply, strengthens skin's natural barrier and restores a healthy glow.
Cupuaçu and Mango Butters: Soften and cushion skin while helping hold moisture in.
How to Use
Warm a small amount between your fingertips and press gently into the area, once or twice a day. It's made for forearms, backs of hands, shins and anywhere skin has become thin and fragile. A little goes a long way.
Tell Me More
As estrogen declines, skin loses collagen and thickness, especially on the arms, hands and legs. Everyday bumps start to show more, and they take longer to fade. I made this balm for that skin: rich enough to cushion it, with botanicals chosen to support its comfort and tone while it renews.
Full Ingredients
Calendula-Infused High-Oleic Sunflower Oil, Jojoba Oil, Beeswax, Cupuaçu Butter, Rosehip Oil, Mango Butter, Sea Buckthorn Fruit Oil, Helichrysum Essential Oil, Bakuchiol, Vitamin E, Roman Chamomile Essential Oil.
Good to Know
Available in a 0.5 oz tin and a 1 oz black glass jar.
Waterless and preservative-free.
Handcrafted in small batches in Fair Oaks, California.
Contains tree nut-derived butter (cupuaçu).
Sea buckthorn gives the balm its natural golden color, which may vary from batch to batch.
For external use only. Patch test before first use.

