FRIDAY FEATURE: Ragana's Remedy


 

Packed with moisturizers this balm has been infused with cloves, nutmeg, witch hazel, and St. John’s wort to create a fast-acting pain relief remedy for sore muscles and joints. The cloves and nutmeg create a warming affect that helps soothe sore muscles. The witch hazel and St. John’s wort relieve pain and reduce inflammation. It’s perfect for relieving minor aches and pains for long periods of time.

To use: Apply a dab to the affected area and rub in. A little goes a long way, so start small and add more as needed. As with all herbal remedies, you should check with your doctor if you are on any medication in case of drug interaction.

*weights are approximate*

*NOT A VEGAN PRODUCT*

Containers are aluminum and recyclable.

*Legal disclaimer: all spells, metaphysical tools and kits, and other similar items should be considered novelty items and used for entertainment purposes only*

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