Winter balm (not only) for hands

Whatever you like, an amazing recipe for a winter hand balm (not only) for windy and cold weather.

The balm is slightly warming, anti-inflammatory and anti-fungal, so you can use it on your feet, which are just at a much higher risk of mycotic diseases in winter in boots and socks. The balm smells nice and doesn't leave a greasy feeling (you need to leave it on for a while as soon as it's been rubbed on, once it's absorbed, the grease is gone). Thanks to lanolin and beeswax, it doesn't wash off, so you can work with water and the balm still works reliably and withstands even more water.

WINTER BALM - RAW MATERIALS

Raw material name	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

Melt all ingredients over a gentle flame or in a water bath, add in exact order of melting point, taking a temperature reading (approximately 37 ̊C) before adding the essential oil. Once all the ingredients have been mixed , whisk the mixture gently until the mixture begins to solidify. Store the balm in jars and let it sit (ideally for at least 24 hours).

Try the recipe for this exceptional balm and let us know how you like it.