Comfrey and Goldenseal Skin Oil

Comfrey and Goldenseal are incredibly effective herbal pain relievers.

Comfrey has been used traditionally as a natural remedy for thousands of years to help reduce pain and promote skin healing. It has strong wound healing properties due to its allantoin, polysaccharides, saponins, and other natural plant chemicals.  It has the ability to be used as a remedy for bruises, sprains, pulled muscles, lower back pain, and other minor tissue damage.

Clinical Herbalists speak favorably of comfrey oils and salves for use with sprains, strains, muscle pain, arthritis, bruises, and fractures.  

Traditionally, Goldenseal is applied to wound infections, rashes, ulcers, itching, eczema, acne, dandruff, ringworm, herpes blisters, and cold sores. Just like the calendula plant (please see our website), it has the ability to be used as a remedy for bruises, sprains, pulled muscles, and other minor tissue damage. Goldenseal is very prized and expensive.

The extraction of Comfrey requires special skill, and our skin oil gives you all the benefits of both Comfrey root and Goldenseal root. The two combined make a very potent skin oil and are great to have in your cabinet.

Ingredients

Comfrey Root Oil, Goldenseal Root Oil, Almond Oil, Vitamin E

How to Use

Simply rub onto the sprain or injury, just as you would a massage oil. Use our Comfrey and Goldenseal Skin Oil 3 times daily for up to three weeks.

Warning

This product is intended for external use only. It's advisable to perform a small patch test before applying extensively to check for any allergies to the herbs used.

Why RawMaraby Skin Oils?

Our skin products stand out for their potency and effectiveness due to the rare and expensive method used to extract herbal phytonutrients. Handcrafted in small batches, they are free from artificial preservatives or fragrances, offering a pure scent from essential oils and herbs.

Both salves and oils have their unique advantages, so the choice depends on your preferences and needs.

Oils are simple to apply as they are in liquid form, spreading smoothly over larger areas of your skin without any fuss. Oils can penetrate the skin more deeply, potentially delivering therapeutic effects and compounds to deeper layers.