The Herpes Witch Remedy Balm is antiviral, antifungal, and antibacterial. It speeds healing time by half and, if used at the first sign of a breakout, may halt breakouts from ever blistering. It's safe to use directly on open lesions.

 

The Herpes Witch Remedy Balm can be used to heal pimples and acne, rashes, insect bites, minor cuts and scrapes, burns, and dry skin. It helps to prevent skin discolorations and scarring. It can also support the immune system by rubbing a tiny amount onto the back of the neck, the lower back, or the tops of the feet twice daily.

 

The Herpes Witch Remedy Balm warms with the body's temperature, and it glides on without further pulling or damaging sensitive skin. It has a pleasant scent that disappears quickly and is nonstaining. 

 

Because The Herpes Witch Remedy Balm contains a 5% dilution, the strongest dilution that is still considered safe, it is for ages 12 and over ONLY. Apply no more than a pea-sized amount (or less) 3-4 times daily anywhere on the body (except inside orifices) for 7-10 days. 

 

 

 

INGREDIENTS

 

• Clove Bud
• Lemon
• Lemon Balm (Melissa)
• Cinnamon Leaf and Bark
• Oregano
• Ravensara
• Tea Tree (Melaleuca)
• Rosemary
• Sweet Orange
• Eucalyptus
• Lavender
• Myrrh
• Frankincense
• Winter Savory
• Avocado Oil
• Virgin Coconut Oil
• Jojoba Oil
• Virgin Olive Oil
• Vitamin E Oil
• Beeswax

 

 

DIRECTIONS

 

Apply no more than a pea-sized amount (or less) 3-4 times daily anywhere on the body, except inside orifices (inside the nose, ears, mouth, vagina, or anus). It is safe to place alongside orifices, but not inside the body, where the essential oils could cause a reaction.  In most instances,  The Herpes Witch Remedy Balm speeds healing by half and is typically used for 3-7 days. However, it's safe to use up to 14 days. Each application brings 3-4 hours of relief from pain, itch, and burn.

 

 

PRECAUTIONS

 

• Store The Herpes Witch Remedy Balm away from sunlight and heat. It can last 9-12 months or longer when stored properly. If your container becomes warm, the oils will liquify. The container can spill when opened. To solidify, place The Herpes Witch Remedy Balm in the fridge for about 15 minutes to harden again. Eventually, even when stored properly, the essential oils will lose their potency (due to exposure to air). However, it can still be used for other purposes, such as soothing dry, chapped skin. 

 

• Using essential oils topically can make the skin more sensitive to sunlight, leading to sunburn. Keep this in mind when using The Herpes Witch Remedy Balm on cold sores. Wear a hat or avoid direct sunlight after applying in the warmer months. You'll want to avoid direct sunlight on your face anyway, since it is an HSV trigger.

 

• The Herpes Witch Remedy Balm may cause a cool burn when first applied to open lesions, which dissipates in about 20 seconds, typically followed by relief for 3-4 hours. A patch test is recommended beforehand. Place a tiny amount of Herb, Oil & Stone's Remedy Balm on the inside of your upper arm below your elbow. Bandage it in place for 24 hours and check for signs of sensitivity (such as continuous burning, redness, inflammation, bumps, or hives). Sensitive reactions have never been reported, but that doesn't mean they can't happen.

The Herpes Witch Remedy Balm Uses & Precautions

THW Remedy Balm Uses

 

Apply no more than a pea-sized amount (or less) 3-4 times daily to any area of the body, except inside orifices (such as the nose, ears, mouth, vagina, or anus). It is safe to place essential oils near orifices, but not inside the body, where they could cause a reaction. In most instances, THW Remedy Balm is typically used for 3-7 days. However, it's safe to use up to 14 days. Each application brings 3-4 hours of relief from pain, itch, and burn.

 

Note: Because THW Remedy Balm contains a 5% dilution, the most significant dilution still deemed safe, it is intended for individuals aged 12 and older only.

 

 

Topical Application for Skin Irritations

 

Using a Q-Tip applicator, apply balm to the site of irritation or swipe the balm from the Q-Tip with your finger to apply to minor scrapes, bruises, burns, insect bites, fungal infections, acne, and pimples. A tiny amount goes a very long way. Don't glob it on, or you could become sensitive to the balm, and it's wasteful. In this case, less is more. You only need enough to cover the area with a protective film. Apply 4-6 times daily for up to 14 days. Be sure to use a clean Q-Tip each time you dip into your balm jar to avoid contaminating it. 

 

You can use THW Remedy Balm to relieve the itch, burning, and pain associated with herpes lesions. It helps speed healing by half, and when used at the first sign of an outbreak, it may prevent blisters from forming. Never insert the balm into bodily orifices, such as inside the mouth, nose, ear canals, vagina, or rectum. You can safely use it on the skin and the outer lips of the mouth and around the edges of the nostrils, the surface of the ears, the vaginal labia, and the anus. NEVER put it too close to the eyes or inside an eye.

 

 

As a Topical Application to Kill Germs and Boost Your Immune System

 

Massage a pea-sized amount of THW Remedy Balm onto your feet in the morning and again at night, especially during cold and flu season or after being around someone who is ill. It may help boost your immune system and kill germs that cause colds and flu. Alternatively, massage the same amount onto the back of your neck, lower back (below your waistline and above your tailbone), the backs of your upper legs, and your feet (tops and soles). Do this up to 4 times daily for up to 14 days, which is usually the average recovery time for most viruses.

 

 

For Topical Pain: Bruises, Arthritis, and Neuralgia

 

Marie's Remedy Balm is most effective for pain located near the skin's surface, such as on the knuckles, elbows, and feet. To ease the pain, massage a dime-sized amount of balm directly onto the skin over the affected muscle or joint 3-4 times daily. Don't slather on this formula. Using too much could cause sensitivity. 

 

 

Marie's Remedy Balm Precautions

 

• If your container warms up, the oils will liquefy. The container may spill when opened. To solidify, place Marie's Remedy Balm in the fridge for about 15 minutes to harden again. 

 

• Using essential oils topically can make the skin more sensitive to sunlight, potentially increasing the risk of sunburn. Keep this in mind when using THW Remedy Balm on cold sores. Wear a hat or avoid direct sunlight after applying in the warmer months. You'll want to avoid direct sunlight on your face anyway, as it can trigger an HSV outbreak.

 

• THW Remedy Balm may cause a warming sensation when first applied to open lesions, which typically dissipates within 20 seconds, followed by relief that lasts 3-4 hours. A patch test is recommended beforehand. Place a tiny amount of balm on the inside of your upper arm below your elbow. Bandage it in place for 24 hours, then check for signs of sensitivity (such as continuous burning, redness, inflammation, bumps, or hives). If any signs of sensitivity appear, remove the bandage and wash the area. If the area remains sensitive, consult a healthcare provider. Sensitive reactions have never been reported, but that doesn't mean they can't happen.

 

 

Storing Your Balm

 

When applied and stored correctly, THW Remedy Balm will last 9-12 months or longer. By the way, it can relieve 10 or more herpes outbreaks, depending on severity. Store your balm away from sunlight and heat. Over time, even with proper storage, essential oils will lose their potency (due to exposure to air after the jar is opened). However, it can still be used for other purposes, such as soothing dry, chapped skin.