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Helichrysum Balm with Shea Butter & Arnica – Botanical Skin Moisturizing Massage Salve with Vitamin E, Jojoba & Beeswax
Helichrysum Balm with Shea Butter & Arnica – Botanical Skin Moisturizing Massage Salve with Vitamin E, Jojoba & Beeswax
4.4 / 5.0
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Helichrysum Balm is a rich botanical salve crafted with shea butter, mango butter, cocoa butter, beeswax, jojoba oil, and castor oil to deeply moisturize and soften dry skin. This plant-based formula melts smoothly on contact and helps support healthy-looking, supple skin.
Infused with arnica and helichrysum extracts, this versatile balm is ideal for massage, post-activity body care, and daily moisturizing routines. Vitamins E and C provide antioxidant support while natural butters and oils create a protective moisture barrier.
Suitable for hands, feet, elbows, knees, and other dry areas.
Free from synthetic fragrances and parabens.
For external use only.
Ingredients
Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea) Butter*, Ricinus Communis (Castor) Seed Oil*, Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Seed Oil*, Cera Alba (Beeswax), Mangifera Indica (Mango) Seed Butter, Theobroma Cacao (Cocoa) Seed Butter*, Arnica Montana Flower Extract*, Tocopherol, Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Extract*, Helichrysum Italicum Flower Oil*, Ascorbyl Palmitate
– *Organic Ingredients
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This healing balm has all the ultimate ingredients in one single balm perfectly balanced - quite masterful in its formulation. It FEELS AMAZING & smells wonderful. I love it so much I contacted the manufacturer directly and asked if it could be purchased in a larger size in a glass jar and I was so happy to hear that they are planning it. It’s ALL ORGANIC and so high vibe it deserves to not be in plastic! Lifetime customer!
What I love about this balm is that it really has only natural ingredients, and that is something you just don't find very often anymore. It isn't a lotion or a cream, it's more of a solid balm, and that's because its number one ingredient is Shea butter, which is a solid. It also has other ingredients like cocoa butter, which are also solid at room temperature. In order to get it out of its container you have to use your fingernail or some small implement to scoop it out, although if the weather is warmer that softens it up some and you can more easily just scoop it out with your finger. For something that seems so solid, it spreads with remarkable ease wherever you want to apply it. It's incredibly, deeply moisturizing, and because of its consistency it can feel a little heavy or tacky for a couple of minutes after you apply it, you just have to give it a few minutes to completely absorb, but it's really wonderful for any part of your body and particularly if you have trouble spots like rough elbows or cracked heels, this stuff is just great.I believe this is also supposed to have properties that help with pain, and honestly I'm not as sure about that because I haven't specifically applied it to areas that are sore, I've used it more for places where the skin is damaged, as I mentioned, because I find it so healing in that capacity. And, because of the wonderful ingredients, I feel completely and totally safe putting this on my skin, and you can feel safe too. Not one unpronounceable chemical name in the entire ingredient list! Would highly recommend!
I'm always looking for lotions and balms, and I was attracted to this one because it had arnica, which is great for sore muscles and bruising. Sometimes shea butter can be greasy, but that's offset in this balm by the beeswax and jojoba, which give it a dryer finish (which I prefer). My only complaint is that it's quite hard, which I'm guessing is from maybe using too much beeswax. You have to really dig into it to get a good amount out. Once you have some in your hand, it can be softened up, but you can't dip into the jar and scoop it out easily like you would with most lotions. I was hoping to use this to massage my sore shoulder but that would be difficult due to the texture of this balm. Still, it's definitely a high quality product, and I appreciate that it's unscented. It softens the skin nicely, it's just not the easiest to use over large areas.
This appears to be a high quality product. I actually used it on my ankles and legs for moisturizing. I have lots of issues with sensitive dry skin and so forth. This did not have much of a scent at all, no perfumes or anything. I really liked that it’s made with good ingredients.
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The Helichrysum Therapeutic Balm has a powerhouse of ingredients: arnica, shea butter, jojoba -the list goes on and on.This item truly is a bomb: it is a solid material in the jar, with a very mild fragrance. It is a bit greasy to the touch, which is understandable based on the ingredients that are present. However, it’s very soothing when rubbed into the skin, whether on hands or feet or even face.I like how easily it spreads and is apparently very quickly absorbed by the skin. After a few minutes, your skin doesn’t feel greasy anymore, either.It certainly helps with dryness and flakiness, as well as the itchiness associated with those conditions in low humidity. I also would like to believe that I see a difference in how my skin looks. It is softer and more sub to the touch.I would say this balm is definitely worth a try.
