Plantain is the traditional plant for healing wounds. The leaf can be used for topical relief of all sorts of injuries such as cuts, scrapes, bites (including chigger) and stings. It’s strong enough to work on some of the worst bites, but mild enough to use every day and wonderful for babies’ diaper rash or cradle cap.
Harvested from my wild, pesticide, herbicide-free spaces at the right time of year. Made with the maximum amount of plant material I can infuse into oil that won't clog pores.
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Note: items may be replaced with different sizes, but you'll receive the same amount of ounces ordered. Also, if item is backorderd, you will be notified while ordering and it may be 2-4 weeks before I make another batch.
Common bites like chigger, mosquito and tick bites respond well to this oil-based salve. It may take a few seconds up to a minute or two for the salve to numb a mosquito or tick bite, but then it usually doesn’t bother you anymore. This salve will also help on some stings as well as most scrapes, torn cuticles, and dry skin.
This first aid salve is handmade with love in small batches using sunflower seed oil, Vitamin E, beeswax from a neighboring organic farm, and plantain that has been raised organically.
Georgia of Ruffle Me Mama says:
"I just love the Plantain Salve! I carry a purse size "sampler" with me all the time in my purse and my big jar stays on my desk. This is truly one of the best and versatile products I have ever come across. I work with my hands, knitting, crocheting, cleaning services, housework, garden and yard work. It all takes its toll. I use if for dry skin, torn cuticles, any kind of cut, scrape or scratch. It helps it heal so fast. It is also wonderful to take the itch out of chigger, mosquito and flea bites. I only have to apply it once to a bite and then I literally forget that it is there. This salve is nicknamed the "Green Band-aid" and that is a very apt description."