A kitchen salve for minor scrapes, dry cracked hands, bug bites, and irritated skin. Calendula, plantain, chamomile, and lavender to soothe. Yarrow and comfrey in the old first-aid tradition. Shea, coconut, olive oil, and beeswax so it stays put.
Clean the skin first. This supports comfort while the skin does the work. It is not stitches, and it is not antibiotics.
Suggested use Apply a thin layer to clean, minor scrapes or dry skin 1–3 times a day. Cover if it will get dirty. Stop if redness spreads, heat develops, or it weeps.
Ingredients: Olive oil infused with calendula, comfrey, lavender, chamomile, plantain, and yarrow; coconut oil; shea butter; beeswax; essential oils.
Traditional roles
Calendula — soothe and support minor skin repair
Plantain — classic “spit poultice” herb for bites and scrapes
Chamomile + lavender — calm irritated, reactive skin
Yarrow — traditional first-aid herb
Comfrey — traditional bruise and tissue herb
Please read External use only. Comfrey does not belong on deep or dirty wounds, or used for weeks on end. Not for puncture wounds, animal bites, serious burns, or anything that looks infected. Keep out of eyes. Patch-test. Not for pregnancy without your practitioner’s okay. If you are unsure, get it looked at.
Made in a home kitchen.
These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

