Bone Balm
Our most gourmet skin food yet. Use as a daily moisturizer, overnight mask, or anywhere your skin needs some extra love.
We've combined scrumptious ingredients like Grass-fed Tallow, Chamomile-Infused Olive Oil, and the delicacy that is Bone Marrow to give you a delectable skincare experience.
Our bone marrow is sourced from Grass-fed Irish cattle and we dry render it ourselves. What you have left is a rich and nutritious ingredient that will have your skin feeling nourished and vibrant.
The extra virgin olive oil is infused with organic chamomile to extract the magical healing properties from the flowers. Chamomile is known to reduce skin irritation and improve tone.
Finally we use the Thieves Essential Oil Blend for a mouth watering cinnamon scent. This same blend was used during the 15th century to prevent sickness. Grave robbers also used it to prevent catching a bug and we think that goes perfectly with Bone Balm.
Product is 2oz and is stored in an amber glass jar with a metal lid.
Shipping on July 5th.
Features
Marrow Magic - The fatty acid content of bone marrow is slightly different from tallow, with less saturated fat. This difference results in a topical moisturizing experience like none other!
Flower Power - For thousands of years chamomile has been used to soothe irritated skin. We’ve unlocked it’s healing properties by infusing it with extra virgin olive oil for 4 weeks.
Thieve’s Essence - This spicy and sweet combination of essential oils are not only used for its delicious scent. During the Black Plague it was used as a shield from catching an illness as the herbs have protective qualities. Not many moisturizers can say that.
Ingredients
Ingredients:
Grass-fed Bone Marrow
Grass-fed Beef Tallow
Organic Chamomile-infused Extra Virgin Olive Oil
Organic Raw Honey
Organic Beeswax
Organic Thieves Essential Oil Blend: Rosemary, Clove Bud, Cinnamon Bark, Lemon, Eucalyptus
Shipping Information
Orders processed in 24-72 hours. Shipping times may vary. Orders placed on Friday will be shipped the following week.