Beecalmed Balm 60ml/120ml
SKU:
A$24.95
A$24.95 - A$38.00
per item
Our calming, intensive body and face restoration balm containing natural bee products. Beecalmed by its effects on mind and body when used repeatedly in small amounts, especially on dry, cracked and problem skin areas. See reviews for travel uses. If you only had room for one 'all rounder' in your pack, This Is It.
Preservative free, vegetarian friendly. Use clean, dry fingers to apply, secure lid after use.
- This is an intensive balm for damaged, ancient, sore, weather-exposed and neglected skin created to beecalm, both owner and skin layers. It contains pp lavender-infused extra virgin olive oil, our bright yellow, anti-oxidant and nutrient rich beeswax and raw honey, natural b vitamins, magnesium sulphate, vitamin E and the finest NZ lavender oil.
- It will require regular and repeat application for lasting results. Real skin miracles require patience and consistency.
- We offer 2 x 60ml instead of 120ml as this is a preservative-free product. It can be stored in the fridge in warmer climes.
- Keep it out of heat and direct sunlight; apply with dry, clean fingers and replace the lid after use please to preserve its very natural effects.
A nice review from a lady who went on a walking holiday in Spain 6/2019...
"I had to purchase new walking shoes 3 days into the adventure! The boots were left lovingly behind after they nearly crippled me. I'm blessed to have not had blisters but your Beecalmed Balm has been a life saver many times!! It's the best. I've used it to massage the knots out of my muscles, I've used it on the tip of my nose which has a tiny bit of what I think is frostbite (yes we've had times of cold!), and I've used it on my back where the pack rubbed me the wrong way one day. The wonder Balm! Oh and the smell is so healing." SG, Sydney.
A lovely review by an older lady.
"I want you & Carol to know how well your Gently Balm & your Beecalmed are working for me. Dry patches on back of both hands & top of lower R. arm have almost cleared!!!! I am presuming these patches/spots are sun damage (or maybe something to do with (too many) birthdays) - whatever ... they are slowly diminishing in number!!! These areas get a whack of either of these products most days. I do feel greater improvement has occurred since Gently Balm arrived on the scene. I had been applying Beecalmed to these areas with good surface results but Balm is now getting deeper into the skin & lifting out more of a scab of dry skin. How fantastic is this." BC, NSW.
"I had to purchase new walking shoes 3 days into the adventure! The boots were left lovingly behind after they nearly crippled me. I'm blessed to have not had blisters but your Beecalmed Balm has been a life saver many times!! It's the best. I've used it to massage the knots out of my muscles, I've used it on the tip of my nose which has a tiny bit of what I think is frostbite (yes we've had times of cold!), and I've used it on my back where the pack rubbed me the wrong way one day. The wonder Balm! Oh and the smell is so healing." SG, Sydney.
A lovely review by an older lady.
"I want you & Carol to know how well your Gently Balm & your Beecalmed are working for me. Dry patches on back of both hands & top of lower R. arm have almost cleared!!!! I am presuming these patches/spots are sun damage (or maybe something to do with (too many) birthdays) - whatever ... they are slowly diminishing in number!!! These areas get a whack of either of these products most days. I do feel greater improvement has occurred since Gently Balm arrived on the scene. I had been applying Beecalmed to these areas with good surface results but Balm is now getting deeper into the skin & lifting out more of a scab of dry skin. How fantastic is this." BC, NSW.
Extra virgin 'conscious farmer' olive oil infused with pp french lavender; pp beeswax; pp honey; inactive yeast extract; USP magnesium sulphate; vitamin E; finest NZ lavender essential oil.
Conscious farmer extra virgin oil can be found here.
Conscious farmer extra virgin oil can be found here.
