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While Calendula repairs and cleanses the surfaces and nearby lymphatic channels, Comfrey assists on surface and deeper tissue levels. Also sometimes called ‘Bone-knit’, Comfrey has long been used to the support the mending of broken or fractured bones and trauma to tissues more deeply held in the body.
INCLUDED
g0gm of salve in a round aluminium tin. An info card with care and application instructions.
USE & DOSAGE INSTRUCTIONS
Always try a little test patch on a healthy bit of skin first, such as the back of your hand, and wait for 15-30 minutes before more liberal use.
Apply with care not to put directly on to open skin - apply around the open area instead.
Take care not to lather the salve on top of active infections, pus-filled or ulcerated sores, as it can create a barrier on top, trapping the fluids that need to be drained - carefully apply the salve around the area instead. If unsure, test on a small patch of skin and wait 24 hours to observe whether it has helped or hindered.
It is beautiful lathered on dry, cracked skin from eczema, dermatitis or psoriasis, but keep in mind a salve creates a barrier, and the area will stay moist for some time - this is part of why it is so nourishing. Consider using it at a time of day when the salve can just sit and slowly infuse over an hour or so, if possible.
BIRTH & CREATION INFO
Created May 2025
INGREDIENTS
Calendula officinalis and Symphytum officinale infused in a 1:1 mix of sweet almond and jojoba oil, high quality beeswax.
SAFETY & CAUTIONS
Calendula and Comfrey are considered safe herbs, though those allergic to plants from the Asteracea family should consider avoiding it’s use.
As already mentioned, do not apply directly on to open wounds but instead apply around them. Do not lather over pus-filled or ulcerated wounds, as the barrier the salve creates may inhibit proper drainage of waste fluids from the wound, and trap the infection within.
The products and information here has not been evaluated by the TGA, and are not intended to cure or treat disease. The information provided contains descriptions of traditional uses, and are intended for informational purposes only.
