Baby Buns Healing Balm

For the littlest buns in the house.

Baby skin is new at this. It’s thinner, more reactive, and up against diapers before it’s had any practice. I was able to finally use this for my son, and it’s been his go-to since day one and we still use it for scrapes, burns and bites. This balm is as simple as it gets: fair-trade shea butter from Baraka Shea Butter in Ghana, coconut oil and beeswax, slow-infused with the gentlest herbs I grow, with just a trace of essential oils. It forms a soft, breathable layer that keeps moisture in.

Simple enough for the smallest skin.

How to use
Warm a small amount between your fingers and smooth it over clean, dry skin at every diaper change. Both cheeks. Works on knees, elbows, and any dry or chapped spot too. A little goes a long way.

The power is in the herbs.

Calendula: triterpenoids and flavonoids. One of the most studied herbs for skin.
Chamomile: bisabolol and apigenin, nature’s calm-down compounds.
Comfrey: allantoin, the fuel behind skin’s natural renewal.
Chickweed: a cooling, gentle herbalist favorite for tender skin.
Oat straw: flavonoids and saponins, a traditional comfort for dry skin.
Oregon grape: berberine, from a plant native to the Pacific Northwest.
Yarrow: flavonoids and sesquiterpenes, a traditional skin tonic.
Lavender: soothing and balancing.

Butters and oils: fair-trade shea butter, organic coconut oil
Wax: beeswax
Essential oils: a trace of rosemary and peppermint, sustainably sourced
No petroleum. No fillers.

Size: 4 oz

Good to know: Patch test on a small area first. If redness or irritation lasts more than a few days, check with your pediatrician. Contains beeswax, so it isn’t vegan.