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Gardener's Balm

$24

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Who doesn’t love a day in the garden? When your day of hard work or pottering is done, and you’ve washed the last of the dirt off your hands, this is the time to open your tin of Gardener’s Balm.

Langdale Gardener’s Balm helps soothe the inevitable scratches, thorn pokes and insect bites that come with a day among your planty friends. Olive oil, castor and beeswax will nourish your skin, while lavender essential oil will help clear up any bits and bobs. Vetiver will help too, and it is also known as the ‘oil of tranquility’ in India – perfect medicine for the gardener’s soul.

Rub some into your hands. Pour yourself something nice and feel the satisfaction of a good day in the garden.

60g / 2.11oz recyclable aluminum tin.
Three year shelf life.

How To Use

To use: As this is an anhydrous (waterless) balm, you only need to use it sparingly.

Apply a small amount with fingers as often as required.

Reapply as often as necessary.

PS: We have heard of some customers also using it as a natural perfume!

Ingredients

Olea europaea (Olive) oil *, Ricinis communis (castor) oil* , Cera alba (Beeswax), Tocopherol (Vitamin E), Lavandula officinalis (Lavender) essential oil**, Vetiveria zizanoides (Vetiver) Root Oil.**

*Certified organic
** therapeutic grade essential oil

Please note: this product is made with natural ingredients. This can result in slight variations in texture, colour and aroma between batches. The consistency of the balm will respond to changes in temperature.

Shipping

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viriditas

Who doesn’t love a day in the garden? Getting one’s hands into the soil. Creating beauty. Doing all the jobs that come with the seasons. Planting things for food , or beauty, or medicine. Time spent in the garden is never lost, rather it can be time to find quiet pleasures and infinite surprises.

We know how much better we feel when connected to nature. The 12th Century mystic Hildegard of Bingen called the green energy of life viriditas.