INHALATION

The balm has a potent anti-inflammatory and antiviral agent (ARVI, bronchitis, pneumonia, tuberculosis), a very effective assistant for inflammation of the nasopharynx and respiratory system (tonsillitis, pharyngitis, sinusitis).
It directly affects the mucous membrane of the respiratory tract and nerve endings and helps to thin the bronchial secretion and eliminate bronchospasm. Effective for sore throat and various infectious diseases with damage to the palatine tonsils.
It combines antiviral and bactericidal properties. Balm not only cleans mucous membranes and helps to normalize secretion but also prevents the reproduction and spread of viruses. With colds, it also has anti-inflammatory, expectorant.

Application and dosage

• For inhalation at home, you will need a container of hot water (at least 1 liter) and a blanket. Steam should not be too hot so as not to cause burns to the mucous membranes.
• Dissolve a small amount of balm (a quarter of a coffee spoon) in hot water, cover your head and shoulders with a blanket and breathe hot steam for 5 to 7 minutes. Every two minutes, add a small portion of the balm (half of the initial dose).
• For children, you can use a kettle with a narrow neck and a paper tube. The younger the child, the longer the duct. It is put on the spout of a teapot with hot water; as the water cools, add boiling water and an appropriate amount of balm.
• Attention! Every time you need to check the temperature of the steam on yourself.
• The duration of such inhalations is 2-4 minutes.

EMBROCATION

Effectively apply the balm after intense physical exertion, with rheumatism and arthritis (restores the elasticity of cartilage joints). It has analgesic (analgesic) and relaxation, injuries, sprains, and neuralgia, relaxes soft tissues, relieves muscle cramps.

Application and dosage

• Apply the balm to the problem place
• Gently distribute it on the surface with muscle pain, and massage this place.

FROM IRRITATION

Balm perfectly relieves burning sensation and itching, especially after insect bites. Relieves edema and reduces allergic reactions due to the antihistamine properties of peppermint, tea tree, and eucalyptus oils. It accelerates the healing and restoration of the skin due to antibacterial and antiseptic properties in cuts and abrasions. Apply a thin layer to the problem area.

Application and dosage

• Apply a thin layer to the problem area.

AROMATHERAPY

It chases away melancholy, quickly relieves fatigue and apathy. It has a general strengthening effect on the nervous system, tones and helps cope with stressful situations and tension.

Application and dosage

• Apply a thin layer to the problem area.

• Cocos Nucifera Oil (Coconut) As the inhabitants of the tropics quench their thirst with coconut milk, your skin drinks life-giving water of coconut oil similarly. It is an excellent moisturizer and antiseptic. Its structure contains lauric acid, which is easily absorbed by the cells, nourishing the skin with vitamins E and K, valuable acids polyphenols, iron, and organic sulfur. They have an antioxidant, anti-fungal, and antibacterial effect, preserving the health and youthfulness of the skin. In turn, the scent of coconut pulp creates an atmosphere of warmth and optimism.
• Beeswax We have added to our delicacy beeswax extracted from the honeycomb of Apis Mellifera bees. Thoroughly cleaned and bleached by hand, it is free of impurities from chemical cleaning. In composition, it is very close to sebum, which protects our skin from dehydration. Creating a comfortable thin film on the surface does not interfere with breathing and the elimination of toxins. It is also important that this natural wax is used to treat skin inflammations, burns, and wounds.
• Melaleuca Alternifolia Leaf Oil (Tea Tree) Even if this indigenous native of Australia, the tea tree, has nothing to do with tea, it has gained immense recognition in pharmaceuticals and cosmetology. The oil has potent antiseptic and anti-inflammatory, bactericidal, and wound-healing effects. The plant contains a large number of terpenes - in particular, terpene-4-ol. It gives the oil healing properties to care for a problem and oily skin and fight inflammation, itching, redness. Finally, the tea tree has a regenerating and rehabilitating effect, eliminating puffiness and restoring the relief and healthy complexion of the skin.
• Menthol How many all kinds of tasty things "with a chill" we tried in childhood! Menthol caramels, gingerbread cookies, syrups ... But this characteristic chilling aroma not only tones and refreshes but also has antiseptic, anti-inflammatory and anesthetic properties. Menthol is a component of essential oil made from peppermint leaves. Transparent menthol crystals are actively used in the food industry, pharmacology, and cosmetology. Menthol, obtained from natural raw materials, improves blood circulation, has a relaxing effect on the muscles and walls of blood vessels, promotes the removal of toxins, reduces itching, irritation and allergic reactions. As part of cosmetics for skin and hair care, menthol reduces the activity of the sebaceous glands, tightens pores, normalizes the nutrition of hair follicles, gives a feeling of freshness, reduces swelling around the eyes, relieves stress, and alleviates the effects of sunburn. The magical power of menthol will soothe the skin, prone to oiliness and inflammation, and mature skin, she will return tone and radiance.
• Juniperus Communis Fruit Oil (Juniper) Multi-layered, thin, tart, rich resinous and smoky nuances, but still refreshing fragrance belongs to the evergreen shrub - juniper. It is considered one of the most powerful cleaning agents for effective detox, and it improves the performance of the digestive tract. It helps to improve the elasticity of blood vessels, eliminates swelling, dermatitis, stretch marks, prevents scar tissue formation, heals ulcers and wounds, and effectively combats cellulite.
• Zingiber Officinale Root Oil (Ginger) Effectively cleanses the skin, eliminating inflammation, increases energy, cleanses and tightens pores heals wounds bruises. Ginger oil accelerates cell regeneration helps to forget about the "orange peel" effect. Ginger fragrance warms up, banishing indifference and apathy.
• Cinnamomum Cassia Leaf Oil (Cinnamon) Enjoying a cup of your favorite cappuccino, you always feel this pleasant spicy smell, the smell of cinnamon, so popular in cooking. This fragrance relaxes, pacifies and even inspires. But cinnamon, and in particular its essential oil, is suitable not only for a variety of goodies but also for skin care. It helps to cope with pallor, and restore the skin to its natural glow, healthy color and radiance. The use of cinnamon oil contributes to moderate tightening of the skin, it's toning, good refreshment, and improve complexion. Possessing antiseptic, anti-inflammatory, and healing properties, the cinnamon essential oil has a facilitating effect on dermatoses (congenital, acquired and hereditary diseases of the skin), as well as fungal infections of the skin.
• Eugenia Caryophyllata (Clove) Bud Oil Every gourmet confidently will say that delights from both Eastern and Western cuisines will not be complete without the clove bud. The skin will confirm this. It appreciates the cloves for the content of eugenol - a substance with a potent anti-fungal, analgesic, anti-parasitic, antioxidant with disinfectant properties. Dianthus is full of manganese, and that stimulates metabolism and activates the enzyme systems. At the same time, carnation shares calcium, magnesium, phosphorus, potassium, sodium, vitamin A, B, C, and omega-3 fatty acids with cells. Possessing good antibacterial properties, it copes well with acne pustular lesions, reduces inflammation of the skin, and disinfects wounds. The aroma of clove oil is good for the nervous system, relieves headaches, and acts as a sedative for stress and nervousness.
• Cinnamomum Camphora (Camphora) Bark Oil Potent and medicinal are two words that can be used to describe the unique aroma of camphor oil. Due to the pungent smell, the peasants wore chunks of camphor wood around their necks to resist infectious diseases. For more than 5,000 years, Ayurvedic medicine has used camphor mainly as a remedy for infections. Camphor has also been used in Persia (now Iran) as a remedy for the plague. Even modern people use camphor oil to fight the symptoms of a cold.
• Mentha Piperita Oil (Peppermint) A leaf of fresh mint is an elegant decoration of the taste and appearance of dishes and drinks! In turn, for the skin, mint is a generous storehouse of health and tone. Firstly, cooling menthol stimulates blood circulation and strengthens blood vessels. Secondly, the beneficial substances in the composition of mint have an excellent antiseptic and anti-inflammatory effect, provide an optimal moisture balance and protect youth. The bright, bold and recognizable mint aroma evokes only positive emotions, refreshes the mind and sets up for a cheerful mood.
• Eucalyptus Globulus Oil (Eucalyptus) Eucalyptus oil has a large number of valuable properties. It is produced by processing phytomass, consisting of leaves of a eucalyptus tree growing on the territory of the Australian continent. Eucalyptus oil is a powerful oil. Its antiseptic properties are even superior to medications such as streptomycin and penicillin. It destroys and inhibits the growth of staphylococci, streptococci, Trichomonas, pathogens of typhoid fever, and dysentery.
• Cymbopogon Citratus Leaf Oil (Lemongrass) Our skin loves the taste of lemongrass oil - the base for any Asian dish. Having spice in food raise vitality. The same goes for the skin. Lemongrass stimulates the lymphatic system, removes toxins, improves skin elasticity retains moisture. It should be in the diet for contaminated porous tired skin. Lemongrass oil cleans and tightens pores, leveling the terrain and the color problem areas. Candy smell reminds of the morning freshness and vigor that explode with positive expectations for the rest of the day.

Store at room temperature, avoid direct sunlight.