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Botanical Repair · Face · Hands · Body.
This is my favourite thing we make. I use it on everything — dry patches, rough hands, cracked heels, scrapes and sores. I even use it on the animals.
The Balm is built on a slow herbal infusion — calendula, plantain, marshmallow root, nettle, and yarrow, steeped for hours in olive, sunflower, and avocado oils. Then beeswax, shea butter and a handful of carefully chosen ingredients that have earned their place.
How I use it
• After gardening.
• Before bed on hands and feet.
• In my handbag for whatever the day throws at me.
• On dry patches, elbows and cuticles.
• Whenever I want one balm instead of five.
Made in the Cooley Mountains, Ireland.
Natural Protection.
This is the deodorant I reach for every day.
A balm deodorant made for everyday life.
Massage a pea-sized amount into clean, dry underarms with your fingertips. It absorbs quickly and provides dependable odour protection.
No plastic applicator to throw away. Just one small tin that lasts surprisingly well.
Made with magnesium hydroxide, arrowroot, kaolin clay and nourishing botanical oils and butters.
How I use it
Before bed after my evening shower.
It lasts right through the next day.
A pea-sized amount is all I need.
One tin lasts much longer than you'd expect.
Less waste. Less clutter. One less thing to think about.
"No irritation or sensitivity — the opposite. Underarm skin was softer, clearer and more moisturised, less dry than with normal deodorants."
— Siobhán S. ★★★★★
Made in the Cooley Mountains, Ireland.
Cream Cleanse.
A cold-process facial bar that cleans without stripping.
Olive and avocado as the backbone, shea and mango butter for creaminess, rosehip added at trace so it stays active in the finished bar. Unscented. 10% superfat. Cured for at least four weeks before it leaves here.
Rinse off. That's it.
"Both soft and gentle on the skin. Felt really clean afterwards — like I'd had a deep clean of the skin."
— Siobhán S. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Made in the Cooley Mountains, Ireland.
65g
