Earth Mend Balm

Yarrow may support wound healing, reduce inflammation, and regulate menstruation. A revered herb in Western herbalism, it has been used to stop bleeding, aid digestion, and support fevers. Yarrow is valued for its antimicrobial and circulatory benefits.

Calendula may soothe skin irritation, support lymphatic flow, and promote wound healing. Rich in flavonoids and anti-inflammatory compounds, it is widely used both internally and topically. Calendula is a staple in herbal first-aid and skin care formulations.

Chaparral may support detoxification and immune defense. Used traditionally by Indigenous North American peoples, it contains powerful antioxidants such as NDGA. Chaparral is often applied topically for fungal or bacterial skin conditions.

White Sage may support purification, respiratory clarity, and microbial defense. Sacred in many Indigenous traditions of the American Southwest, it is used to cleanse both physical and energetic spaces. Its essential oils contain compounds with antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties.

Lavender may ease anxiety, support sleep, and reduce inflammation. Widely used in aromatherapy, teas, and topical oils, lavender is known for its calming scent and nervine properties. Studies also support its use for mild depression, headaches, and skin healing.

Usnea may support respiratory and immune health. Known as “Old Man’s Beard,” this slow-growing lichen has long been used as a natural antibiotic and antifungal. High in usnic acid, it may help inhibit bacterial growth and support mucous membrane health, particularly in the lungs and throat.

Grapeseed Oil may tighten skin, even tone, and protect against free radicals. It’s high in linoleic acid and antioxidants. Lightweight and non-comedogenic, it’s often used to balance oily or acne-prone skin and promote skin clarity.

Our Organic Golden Jojoba Oil is sustainably grown and cold-pressed in the United States, offering a pure, nutrient-rich oil that closely mimics the skin’s natural sebum. As a lightweight oil, it deeply hydrates without clogging pores, making it ideal for all skin types. Rich in vitamin E and antioxidants, this golden oil nourishes, balances, and protects the skin barrier while adding a subtle, natural glow.

Olive Oil may nourish and protect the skin while delivering antioxidants. Long revered in Mediterranean cultures, it is rich in squalene, polyphenols, and vitamins A, D, E, and K. Olive oil supports skin regeneration, soothes inflammation, and improves the absorption of fat-soluble nutrients in herbal preparations.

Shea Butter may deeply moisturize, reduce inflammation, and support skin healing. Traditionally used across West Africa for centuries, it is rich in fatty acids, vitamins A and E, and natural anti-inflammatory compounds. Shea butter is especially effective for dry, damaged, or sensitive skin, helping to restore elasticity and soothe irritation.

Blue Yarrow essential oil, steam-distilled from the flowering tops of Achillea millefolium, emerges in a striking deep blue shade thanks to its high chamazulene content. Traditionally revered for its wound-healing and protective nature, this oil offers powerful anti-inflammatory and skin-repairing qualities. It is particularly useful in topical blends aimed at reducing redness and soothing irritation. Aromatically, Blue Yarrow’s earthy, herbaceous scent is grounding and clarifying.

Wild-harvested from Morocco, Ormenis mixta—often called Moroccan Chamomile—is a unique species distinct from German or Roman chamomile. Its herbaceous-floral aroma offers a soft, calming presence. This essential oil is known for its soothing, anti-inflammatory, and skin-repairing properties. Moroccan Chamomile lends itself beautifully to topical formulas aimed at sensitive or reactive skin.

Niaouli may support immune health and respiratory function. Related to tea tree, its essential oil is used in natural medicine for its antiseptic, anti-inflammatory, and expectorant properties. Often diffused or applied topically, Niaouli may help clear congestion and support skin repair.

Beeswax may protect and seal moisture into the skin while offering mild antibacterial benefits. Used in skincare for thousands of years, it forms a breathable barrier that prevents water loss and soothes chapped or irritated skin. Its natural emollient and humectant properties make it ideal in balms, salves, and protective blends.

Vitamin E may help prevent oxidative stress, support skin healing, and extend shelf life in natural formulations. As a powerful antioxidant, it protects skin cells from free radical damage and is essential in maintaining healthy tissue. It is also commonly used as a natural preservative in oil-based remedies. (Non-GMO)