Handmade Comfrey Pain Balm – 2 Sizes

Description

The Story Behind the Balm

Every batch starts with fresh comfrey, sun-steeped for 3–4 weeks in a blend of organic oils. This slow, traditional process draws out the maximum healing potency of the comfrey plant — known for centuries as “knitbone” for its remarkable ability to soothe inflammation and support tissue repair. Comfrey is also known as Knitbone.

Once steeped, the oils are blended with rich shea and cocoa butters, pure beeswax, and a therapeutic trio of lavender, eucalyptus and rosemary essential oils — a combination the Arthritis Foundation found helped reduce pain in clinical research. Vitamin E and wheatgerm oil finish the formula, nourishing and protecting your skin.

No shortcuts. No nasties. Just nature, time and care. (6 weeks of care)

What’s Inside: Comfrey — sun-steeped 3–4 weeks in organic oils Organic Neem Oil — natural healing Organic Hemp Oil — skin vitamins & nourishment Organic Castor Oil — deep penetration & inflammation Organic Olive Oil — hydration Organic Shea & Cocoa Butters — rich moisturising base Pure Beeswax — protective skin barrier Lavender Essential Oil Organic— pain & calming relief Eucalyptus Essential Oil Organic— pain & inflammation Rosemary Essential Oil Organic— circulation & joint relief Vitamin E & Wheatgerm Oil — nourishment & preservation All Essential Oils and Oils are Organic, purchased from Certified organic suppliers in New Zealand.

No artificial preservatives, colours or fillers. Ever. Comfrey is also known as Knitbone.

How to Use: Massage a small amount into the affected area 2–3 times daily or as needed. For external use only. Do not apply to broken skin.

Please Note: Not recommended for those who are pregnant, on blood thinners, have gallbladder disease, kidney disorders, bleeding disorders, recent surgeries, Please consult your healthcare professional if unsure.

Available in two sizes: 30g pot — NZ$15.00 (perfect for handbag, travel or trying for the first time) 100g pot — NZ$29.00 (great value for daily use)

Made in small batches in New Zealand. Due to the 3–4 week sun-steeping process, stock is limited and takes time to replenish — so grab yours while available!

When you buy from me, you’re supporting a small Kiwi maker doing things the slow, honest way. Thank you!