Ora's Amazing HerbalAll Purpose Salve, Herbal Healing Skin Balm with Tea Tree, Natural Cream for Dry Cracked Hands, Comfrey Calendula Plantain Thyme Beeswax, Soothing Itch Relief, 4 oz

The media could not be loaded. Ora’s Amazing Herbal All Purpose Salve is an absolute game-changer when it comes to skin care and healing. This herbal healing balm is like having a natural remedy powerhouse packed into a convenient 4 oz jar.I was initially drawn to this salve due to its impressive list of ingredients, including Tea Tree, Comfrey, Calendula, Plantain, and Thyme. These botanical wonders work together harmoniously to provide a soothing, healing experience like no other. Whether it’s minor cuts, scrapes, dry skin, or irritations, this salve has been my go-to solution.What sets Ora’s Amazing Herbal apart is their commitment to quality. The use of all-natural ingredients and the absence of petroleum-based additives make this salve a healthier choice for both my skin and the environment. I love that it’s cruelty-free and free from synthetic fragrances or harsh chemicals.The texture of the salve is just right – not too greasy, yet it spreads easily and absorbs well into the skin. The subtle herbal scent is a pleasant reminder of its natural origins. I’ve even used it for itch relief, and it worked wonders in calming irritated skin.I must also applaud the versatile applications of this salve. It’s not just a hand salve; I’ve used it on dry elbows, chapped lips, and even as a moisturizing cuticle treatment. It’s become a staple in my skincare routine and has earned a permanent spot in my bag.For those seeking a natural, effective, and versatile solution for skin healing and soothing, Ora’s Amazing Herbal All Purpose Salve is a must-try. It’s a small investment with big rewards, and I can confidently say that it lives up to its “amazing” name. Your skin will thank you!

Love this shizz, don't need too much, spreads far! Has a nice herbal smell, but may be strong for some people. Has helped dry hands/cuticles and even felt good on burns I've got in the kitchen. Would recommend. I'd say it's worth the money, unless you need something for your whole legs, not just hands/smaller body parts.

This cream really helps my dry skin. In winter, my skin cracks to the point it starts bleeding. I found this cream which shows only natural ingredients. It helps if I apply it regularly.

This is worth 5☆ for performance, but for the price its not really a viable solution for most. Well you're looking at this wrong. Here's how to do this the right way. I dont think anyone should ever buy a 4oz jar of any salve -ever- (unless that salve is being used up in 6 months.)For emphasis:**ANY SALVE BREEDS BACTERIA. ** This is fact. Bacterias slow wound repair times. A lot. I ruined my entire first jar by not washing hands before touching and actually posted a bad review about. This is my update.Tip #1: keep it clean.Like religiously clean. I'm the type of person whom irons my sheets and will scrub the surface off things because I am usually overzealous about sanitation. So when I say clean, I mean wash your hands for full 30 seconds before or use a sanitary scooper sanitized between each use and occasionally wipe the surface layer out with an alcohol saturated clean swap. If it gets contaminated, scrape the top layer out again. This makes your shelf life longer so the bacteria doesn't literally negate the healing benefits.Tip #2: buy smaller jars. Yes you're paying a little more per ounce, but unless you're actively slathering it on large areas and will use the jar up 6 months or less go with smaller batches. You'll save more money this way because salves don't have a long shelf life, these are LIVE plants we're talking about here. So you're wasting more money by buying the larger jar if you're not using it all quickly. Ive had a rigorous last few years of bumps and scratches from the work I'm doing and use this about at least a few times per week. With that frequent usage in mind, now consider that my mini jar lasts me a full year and a half. Imagine how long it would take me to use a jar 4x that size. A six year old jar of salve is probably going to harm the repair process more than help, because the plant compounds are likely so broken down and the bacteria is likely so prevalent. Don't waste your money!! This is a good product, there's no reason to learn the hard way like i did for an entire year lol.Tip #3: be conscious of what you're doing!Ok most these reviews have not taken into account these are PLANTS we are talking about guys. Real living, eating, biological organisms that carry their own biome and specialty magical compounds that repair wounds. Indigenous communities have known these healing secrets for eons, but there is a finness to it. This is not a magic pill or a neosprin that wipes out anything good it touches, this is a gentler approach which doesn't have all those bad side effects so don't expect the same results either, this is a slower more kind method. Keep wounds clean, some wounds need more air or less air depending on where they're at, a dr can diagnose which is necessary. Be aware of what your body needs and maybe these plants will show you their secrets.So buy small batches, keep it sanitary, stay vigilantly aware of what the wound needs and see a dr.Plant-power blessings!

This stuff is amazing. Bug bites, scrapes, blisters, it soothes them all. I'm allergic to the hay I feed my livestock and frequently get contact dermatitis, this soothes that too. Wish it came in bigger jars! Lol

I love this product! So does my daughter. My grandson is 4 and has eczema and this is clearing his skin. I had a sunburn and put this on it, and it healed my skin, didn’t even peal.

If using for people, this stuff is great. Smells nice, not too greasy. However - I bought to use on my dog because she was getting seasonal allergy hotspots and I thought this would provide her some relief. I specifically looked through the Q&A to see if pet safety was addressed, and they said this product is safe to use on pets. While this product did not react poorly on her skin (it actually seemed to help her skin a bit), there was one night I put the salve on a spot where she was able to reach it and lick that area. When I woke up the next morning, half of her face was swollen to the point where her skin was tight and her lip was so thick it felt like a sharpei muzzle (I have a shih tzu). I gave her 1/4 children's benadryl and took her to the vet, bringing with any products I had used on her for the past two weeks (allergy supplements, hot spot spray, and this salve). The vet said this salve was the only product I brought with that he wouldn't advise using on a dog, particularly because of the grapeseed oil. I stopped using the salve on her, and she hasn't had any more issues like that since.