Calendula – Traditionally applied to soothe irritated and inflamed skin and support the recovery of damaged skin. Calendula contains a range of phytochemicals, including triterpenes associated with its topical anti-inflammatory activity, making it particularly useful for sensitive, irritated or problem-prone skin.
Comfrey – Traditionally used topically to soothe irritated, inflamed and itchy skin and to support the recovery of damaged skin. Comfrey leaf is infused into oil for its soothing and skin-supportive properties, making it particularly useful for dry, irritated or compromised skin.
Chamomile – Traditionally used topically for inflamed, itchy and irritated skin. Chamomile-infused oil is valued for its soothing and anti-inflammatory properties, making it particularly useful for sensitive, reactive and rash-prone skin.
Gotu Kola – Traditionally used topically to support skin repair and the recovery of damaged or irritated tissue. Gotu kola-infused oil is included for its skin-supportive properties, particularly where skin resilience and recovery are important.
Rosehip Oil – A source of essential fatty acids and provitamin A compounds that support hydration, repair, and improved skin texture.
Zinc Oxide – Provides a protective physical barrier that helps shield irritated or compromised skin from moisture and external irritants. Zinc oxide also has soothing and mild astringent properties and is widely used topically to protect inflamed, rash-prone and damaged skin while supporting the conditions needed for normal skin healing.
Shea Butter – Nourishes and restores suppleness, reinforcing barrier function and softening dry or cracked areas.
Lavender Oil – Traditionally used to calm inflammation, reduce redness, and provide a gentle antimicrobial effect, while contributing a soothing aroma.
