Winter balm (not only) for hands | Instructions

Here you are, an amazing recipe for a winter balm (not only) for hands for windy and cold weather.

The balm is slightly warming, has anti-inflammatory and antifungal effects, so you can also use it on the feet, which, especially in winter in shoes and socks, are exposed to a much higher risk of mycotic conditions. The balm smells pleasant and does not leave a greasy feeling (right after application it needs to be left to work for a while; as soon as it is absorbed, the greasiness is gone). Thanks to lanolin and beeswax it does not wash off, so you can work with water and the balm still acts reliably and withstands even a higher load of water.

WINTER BALM - INGREDIENTS

Name of raw material	Content in (g)
Beeswax	2.5
Bacuri butter	10
Mango butter	15
Lanolin	5
Hemp oil	15
CO2 extract	4 teaspoons
Mustard oil	1 teaspoon
Orange essential oil	3-5 drops

WINTER BALM - PROCEDURE

We melt all the ingredients over a low flame or in a water bath, adding them in the exact order with regard to the melting point, and before adding the essential oil it is necessary to measure the temperature (approximately 37 ̊C). After mixing all the ingredients, the mixture is lightly whipped until the mixture starts to solidify. We store the balm in jars and let it stand (ideally at least 24 hours).

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Here you are, an amazing recipe for a winter balm (not only) for hands for windy and cold weather.

WINTER BALM - INGREDIENTS

WINTER BALM - PROCEDURE