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WebMaking a homemade comfrey salve follows the same process as making any other herbal salve. It all starts with making a …

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Estimated Reading Time: 9 minsServings: 4Total Time: 24 hrs 30 mins1. Place comfrey in a pint mason jar and cover with a carrier oil (like olive oil). Be sure to cover the herb material by at least an inch, and stir to remove air bubbles.
2. For the fast infusion method, which is required for fresh herbs, place the jar in a double boiler or crockpot with water. Turn it on very low, and gently heat the mixture keeping it under 140 degrees. Allow the herbs to infuse in the warm oil for 24 hours before straining. (Can be used with fresh or dried herbs.)
3. For the slower infusion method (only with dried herbs), allow the herbs to infuse at room temperature for 2-6 weeks before straining.
4. Measure the strained herb-infused oil. You should have roughly 8 ounces of oil. For every 8 ounces of oil, add 1-ounce beeswax (by weight).

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WebCombine the comfrey oil with the beeswax in a very small saucepan over low heat, or in a double boiler, and warm until the beeswax is just melted. Remove from the …

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Web2 cups comfrey oil (which you made above) 1/4-1/2 cup grated beeswax or beeswax pastilles (I ended up using about 1/2 cup) 1 …

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1. First, make the comfrey oil. Pick some of the leaves off your plant. I just picked what looked like a good amount to fill a quart jar. Shake the leaves clean, and make sure there aren't any bugs on them (I choose leaves near the top of the plant, which seem to be cleaner). Place the leaves on a basket or screen in a single layer (in a warm area) out of direct sunlight. I put mine on metal cooling racks. Let them wilt for several hours until they look limp.Chop the leaves and put them loosely into a wide-mouth quart jar. Cover with olive oil. Turn the oven on low and heat on lowest setting for an hour. Cover the jar with a cloth (I used a cotton tea towel). Allow the oil to steep for two weeks (I keep mine in the pantry).
2. Now you're ready to make the salve. Strain the oil and squeeze out the leaves.Combine the strained comfrey oil, beeswax, vitamin E oil, and lavender essential oil in a pot on the stovetop. Heat the oil mixture over very low heat until the beeswax melts.
3. Once the beeswax has melted, dip some out with a spoon, and put the spoon into the freezer for about 5 minutes. Then test the consistency. If it's thick enough for salve, you can pour the oil mixture into jars or tins. If not, add a bit more beeswax. Keep testing the salve until you like the consistency.
4. Once you have it just right, pour it into jars. As the oil cools, it will firm up. This doesn't take long. Allow the salve to cool completely before putting the lids on.

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Web1/2 cup dry comfrey leaves 1/2 cup dry plantain leaves 1 1/2 cups olive oil 4 tsp. beeswax pastilles Rosemary essential oil – (how to purchase essential oils for wholesale) Instructions: Step #1: Make an …

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WebStep 2: Infuse your oil. Before crafting your own herbal salve, you’ll first need to infuse your oil. Gather: – 8-ounce glass jar with lid. -Dried or fresh herbs (enough to fill the jar roughly 2/3 of the way) -Approx. 6 …

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WebIn a double boiler, pour olive oil in top pan followed by dried herbs. Heat over low heat for 60 minutes, stirring occasionally. Remove from heat. Strain and compost herbs, reserving infused oil. Melt beeswax in a clean …

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Web6 Healing Benefits of Comfrey. 1. Can quickly relieve muscle and joint pain. A large review released in 2013 about the medicinal uses of comfrey stated: It is clinically proven to relieve pain, …

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WebView Recipe: Low-Carb Beanless Chili Not a fan of beans? This is the chili for you. We packed this version full of flavorful veggies such as corn, bell peppers, and chiles, which …

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WebWhen the beeswax is melted, add in the comfrey oil and vitamin E oil (if using). Allow it to warm up for 30-60 seconds, then stir until the beeswax and oil are …

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WebCombine all the ingredients in a small saucepan over very low heat until the beeswax melts. At this point, you can take a spoonful and put it in the freezer for a …

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WebStraining Your Comfrey Oil When your oil is ready, strain out the mushed-up comfrey leaf using a mesh strainer or, better still, cheesecloth or a similarly loosely …

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WebComfrey cream combines ingredients like oils or water and glyceryl stearate with Symphytum officinale (comfrey) extracts. Comfrey is an herb in the Boraginaceae …

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WebStep 1 Wash and dry the leaves, and then roughly chop them. Melt the petroleum jelly or wax in a china bowl over a pan of boiling water. How to make comfrey

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WebComfrey herbal oil. Ingredients. Dried comfrey leaves About 1 ½ – 2 cups, or enough to fill quart jar about ¾ full. Carrier oil (olive or coconut oil are common choices) Enough to …

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WebComfrey Oil Recipe. Take the ground, dried root or leaves and place them in a jar, about 2/3 full. Fill the jar with a neutral oil and place a lid on the container. Leave …

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