Web2 TBSP dried comfrey leaf. 2 TBSP dried burdock root. 1/4 to 1/2 cup beeswax pellets. 20 drops lavender oil – optional. 3. Boo-Boo Salve. I stopped purchasing neospirin years ago. I prefer not to use anything petroleum based. This “boo-boo” salve helps heal cuts, …
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WebTraditional Native American Healers may also guide people in creating personal Medicine Wheels as a tool to create and maintain optimal spiritual, physical, mental, and emotional …
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WebPrepare The Devil’s Club Extract: In a double boiler or heat-safe glass bowl placed over a saucepan with water, combine the Devil’s Club inner bark and carrier oil. Gently heat the …
WebMaking The Homemade Salve. Place your shaved beeswax in a pan over low heat, and pour the infused oil over top and melt together. Once the beeswax and oil have …
WebStep 6: I added the infused oil to the beeswax. Parts of the wax instantly hardened again, but I stirred everything with a metal spoon and allowed the oil to slowly heat up and melt …
WebCarefully remove from the heat and allow to cool slightly before adding essential oils. While the salve is cooling, measure out your essential oils. Try to let it cool to at least 120°F or …
WebMaking the Herbal Salve. Start by picking the flowers and leaves fresh from the garden. Take these slightly wilting plants, chop them up, and pack them loosely into a clean glass …
WebTurn off the crockpot and let the mixture cool, then strain it through cheesecloth. After straining, squeeze the cheesecloth to release any trapped oil. On stove, heat 1/4 cup …
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WebSalves & Natural Healing Today we're creating something simple—an aromatic, creamy salve with an intoxicating essential oil blend designed to ground and calm. It's a great …
WebCombine herbal oils, tamanu oil and beeswax pastilles in a heat proof measuring cup or jar. Set down into a saucepan filled with a few inches of water. Allow the water to come to …
WebMake sure the leaves are packed down. Cover the leaves with olive oil (or any neutral oil you've chosen). Fill a saucepan or slow cooker with 1 inch of water. Carefully place the …
Web7 Native American Healing Teas and Extracts. 1. Black Cohosh. Black cohosh, Actaea racemosa, is a flowering plant native to eastern North America. It is a member of the …
WebHerbal Healing Salve Recipe. The salve includes sweet almond oil for its lightness and skin-conditioning properties. It also contains beeswax to firm it up but also to leave a …
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WebDandelion salve can be used as a lip balm and as an all-purpose moisturizer. For dry or chapped hands and feet, apply dandelion salve on the affected area and then cover the …
WebCombine the olive oil and herbs in a jar with an airtight lid and leave for 3-4 weeks, shaking daily. This option doesn’t work well with coconut oil. OR heat the olive oil (or other oil) …
WebCover the jar with a lid and place on a sunny window ledge for 2 weeks (shaking occasionally). At the end of the 2 weeks, strain the dandelion blossoms from the oil and …
WebIn a makeshift double boiler, combine the calendula-infused oil, beeswax (or carnauba wax for a vegan salve), coconut oil or shea butter. Heat the mixture on low heat until …