(formerly Renew & Restore)
A rich, herbal topical blend created for hardworking skin and those everyday moments when you want a little extra soothing, comfort, and botanical support.
This is one of those versatile products you’ll want to keep within reach — after a long day, after working with your hands, or anytime dry, rough, bumped, scraped, or overworked skin needs a little TLC.
Why You'll Love It
Deeply moisturizes and softens dry, rough skin
Soothes and comforts hardworking or overworked areas
Great for hands, feet, elbows, knees, and other commonly stressed areas
A useful addition to the home, gym bag, hiking pack, or work bag
Made with herbs traditionally valued for skin and topical care
Available in Original and Extra Strength
Why I Chose These Herbs
Comfrey
Traditionally prized in topical herbal preparations for soothing and supporting skin, especially skin that has been bumped, bruised, scraped, overworked, or exposed to everyday wear and tear.
Calendula
One of my favorite skin herbs. Traditionally used to calm, soothe, and nourish dry, irritated, or stressed skin.
Yarrow
Has a long history of topical use and is traditionally included in herbal skin preparations for minor everyday skin mishaps.
Dandelion Flower
Traditionally used in infused oils and salves to nourish dry skin and provide gentle botanical support to tired areas.
Turmeric
Chosen for its long history of use in botanical preparations where soothing and comforting support is desired, when inflammation is present.
Original Strength
Our Original Strength blend combines:
Calendula • Dandelion Flower • Comfrey Leaf • Yarrow • Turmeric
with castor oil, extra virgin olive oil, shea butter, beeswax, black pepper, and essential oils of Helichrysum, Frankincense, and Copaiba.
Extra Strength
Includes the same herbal foundation as Original Strength with the addition of:
Arnica + St. John's Wort
These herbs are traditionally used topically for areas that feel more pain, from being bruised, tired, sore, or overworked, making Extra Strength a great choice when you want more concentrated herbal support.
Cream or Salve?
Cream — softer and easier to spread over larger areas.
Salve — richer, denser, and ideal when you want a more concentrated, protective layer.
Because the textures differ, net weight may vary even when packaged in the same size container. Actual net weight is listed on each product label.
How to Use
Massage a small amount into clean skin as needed.
Especially nice for:
Dry or rough hands and feet
Elbows and knees
Hardworking or overworked areas
Everyday bumps and scrapes once the skin is clean and appropriate for topical care
Areas that could use soothing moisture and botanical support
Available Sizes
0.5 oz • 1 oz • 2 oz • 4 oz • 8 oz
Important Notes
For external use only. Do not apply to deep wounds, serious burns, actively bleeding skin, or areas requiring medical care.
This product and the herbs within it are described according to traditional herbal use. Information is provided for educational purposes and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease.
(formerly Renew & Restore)
A rich, herbal topical blend created for hardworking skin and those everyday moments when you want a little extra soothing, comfort, and botanical support.
This is one of those versatile products you’ll want to keep within reach — after a long day, after working with your hands, or anytime dry, rough, bumped, scraped, or overworked skin needs a little TLC.
Why You'll Love It
Deeply moisturizes and softens dry, rough skin
Soothes and comforts hardworking or overworked areas
Great for hands, feet, elbows, knees, and other commonly stressed areas
A useful addition to the home, gym bag, hiking pack, or work bag
Made with herbs traditionally valued for skin and topical care
Available in Original and Extra Strength
Why I Chose These Herbs
Comfrey
Traditionally prized in topical herbal preparations for soothing and supporting skin, especially skin that has been bumped, bruised, scraped, overworked, or exposed to everyday wear and tear.
Calendula
One of my favorite skin herbs. Traditionally used to calm, soothe, and nourish dry, irritated, or stressed skin.
Yarrow
Has a long history of topical use and is traditionally included in herbal skin preparations for minor everyday skin mishaps.
Dandelion Flower
Traditionally used in infused oils and salves to nourish dry skin and provide gentle botanical support to tired areas.
Turmeric
Chosen for its long history of use in botanical preparations where soothing and comforting support is desired, when inflammation is present.
Original Strength
Our Original Strength blend combines:
Calendula • Dandelion Flower • Comfrey Leaf • Yarrow • Turmeric
with castor oil, extra virgin olive oil, shea butter, beeswax, black pepper, and essential oils of Helichrysum, Frankincense, and Copaiba.
Extra Strength
Includes the same herbal foundation as Original Strength with the addition of:
Arnica + St. John's Wort
These herbs are traditionally used topically for areas that feel more pain, from being bruised, tired, sore, or overworked, making Extra Strength a great choice when you want more concentrated herbal support.
Cream or Salve?
Cream — softer and easier to spread over larger areas.
Salve — richer, denser, and ideal when you want a more concentrated, protective layer.
Because the textures differ, net weight may vary even when packaged in the same size container. Actual net weight is listed on each product label.
How to Use
Massage a small amount into clean skin as needed.
Especially nice for:
Dry or rough hands and feet
Elbows and knees
Hardworking or overworked areas
Everyday bumps and scrapes once the skin is clean and appropriate for topical care
Areas that could use soothing moisture and botanical support
Available Sizes
0.5 oz • 1 oz • 2 oz • 4 oz • 8 oz
Important Notes
For external use only. Do not apply to deep wounds, serious burns, actively bleeding skin, or areas requiring medical care.
This product and the herbs within it are described according to traditional herbal use. Information is provided for educational purposes and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease.
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