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Calm Balm- Aromatherapy for Babies, Children and

€11,26

This wonderfully relaxing balm is perfect for babies and adults alike. Using the natural aromas of both chamomile and lavender to induce relaxation and calm, this balm can be applied any time that relaxation is needed. Perfect as an accompaniment to yoga or meditation or for a particularly fussy baby. Ingredients are gentle and organic and suitable for everyone.

Just rub a little on your chest or temples and enjoy the natural aromatherapy!

Ingredients: Olive Oil*, Beeswax, Lavender Oil*, Jojoba Oil, Chamomile Oil

Aids colic, stress, meditation, enjoyment of days off, yoga, insomnia, high energy children and anywhere else relaxation is desired.


Other Info:

Organic

Completely cruelty-free

No sulfates, phthalates or parabens…ever

No synthetic dyes or fragrances

Completely all-natural and safe

Zero waste company

Packaging upcycled when possible

Everything is made with love <3

***This product has not been approved by the FDA though the individual ingredients have. This is not intended to replace the advice of a physician nor is it intended to treat, cure or prevent any disease.

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