123 Nourish Me Balm 50gm Jar
123 Nourish Me Balm 50gm Jar
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Sleepy Head Balm
Night Night little angel. Our beautiful sleepy head balm is designed to bring on relaxation in preparation for a good night’s sleep.
Sleepy Head Balm Natural Sleep Aid for Babies, Toddlers & Kids of All Ages. Net weight: 50 grams
Encourages relaxation
Can be incorporated into bedtime routines
Contains both lavender, sandalwood and magnesium all traditionally used to settle the nervous system and soothe the mind and body
Organic ingredients
Gorgeous sandalwood & lavender smell. Heavenly!
How to use Sleepy Head Balm Natural Sleep Aid
Rub in small amounts on wrists, temples, & feet to bring beautiful dreams and a beautiful night’s sleep. For children 6+ months – 99 years!
What’s in Sleepy Head Balm?
Organic ingredients: coconut oil, beeswax, lanolin, castor oil, lavender oil, lanolin alcohol, carnauba wax, sandalwood oil, cedarwood oil, wild-crafted murunga (Kakadu plum), magnesium chloride, bach flower remedies: white chestnut, clematis, cherry plum, rock rose, love & hugs.
Chesty Rub Balm
- Chesty Rub is petroleum and turpentine free!
- Free from sulphates, parabens, mineral oil, artificial fragrance and colours
- Chesty Rub is a natural alternative that soothes and protects
- Derived from ingredients with natural occurring antiviral and antibacterial properties
- Filled with natural decongestants and expectorants
- Contains pure, natural, organic ingredients, natural emollients and the highest quality organic essential oils in Australia
- Chesty Rub smells fresh, minty & delicious!
Warm oil rubbing on fingertips and gently apply to chest, back and feet.
For children age 6months+
What’s in Chesty Rub?Organic ingredients of: coconut oil, beeswax, lanolin, castor oil, lavender oil, lanolin alcohol, menthol, eucalyptus oil, carnauba wax, vitamin E, cedarwood oil, nutmeg oil, wild crafted murunga (kakadu plum), bach flower remedies: white chestnut, clematis, cherry plum, rock rose, love & hugs.
