This all natural healing balm was formulated with common scrapes and bruises in mind, but it has been used for a wide variety of issues: eczema, psoriasis, bed sores, diaper rash, burns, cauliflower ear, etc. 

Sometimes folks ask me if this is a lip balm. I think it would be great for lips except for one thing- it tastes bad!

Ingredients: Organic Oils of Castor, Sesame and Neem, Beeswax, Borage Oil, Vitamin E, Certified Pure Therapeutic Grade Essential Oils of Lavender and Geranium, Tsuga Canadensis Essential Oil, and Calendula

So with all the wonderful healing plant products available how did I ever decide to use these ingredients?

I was searching for the "best with a reasonable price". After doing a lot of reading and finding the following information this is what  I felt led to create. As folks tried it for different issues and came back with their testimonies I realized I could not casually change the recipe.  In no way can I promise what TLC Balm will do for you or anyone else but here is the information I found about the various ingredients, which convinced me to use them-

Castor - absorbed very quickly and when other ingredients (good or bad) are mixed with it they also are absorbed very quickly (this is my "quick transportation")

Sesame Oil - wonderful rich in nutrients for skin, Vitamins A and E, essential proteins

Neem - antiseptic, antifungal, antibacterial, antiviral, for rash, psoriasis, eczema, burns, acne

Beeswax - a natural thickener

Borage - essential fatty acids, inhibit bacterial growth and encourage antibodies

Vitamin E - prevent scarring and spoilage

Lavender - cleansing (and you might add a whole list of other properties)

Geranium - ability to revitalize tissue

Tsuga Canadensis - wounds and sores

Calendula - regenerative, anti-inflammatory, promotes healing of wounds, burns, and tissue

The calendula I grow myself and infuse the flowers in the castor oil.

When I first made the TLC Balm I wanted to try it out and see if it actually works. But fortunately I was not getting hurt at the time. It wasn't long though until one of my goats chased another goat, Pansy Bell out of the barn. Pansy Bell got caught on an ugly piece of fencing and ripped a hole in her hide! I felt badly about it but it was a neat cut about 1.5 - 2 inches long. I sprayed it with lavender oil and generously coated it with TLC Balm. I was so impressed, how quickly the edges adhered to each other, preventing dirt from entering and then it healed so nicely that I was not able to find the spot anymore.  

July of 2010 I had opportunity to test the balm on myself. Moments after turning off the burner on the flat top range I tripped, my right palm landing smack on the burner.  It was instantly fried - like chicken skin-tight and leathery, going on crisp. Many may say I treated it entirely wrong, but I was not familiar with treating burns and just did the best we knew. I used a lot of high quality lavender oil and other essential oils on it and kept it well coated with TLC Balm to keep it hydrated and help it heal. I have included several photos. Sorry, they lack clarity but it gives you an idea. I don't believe we got a photo the first day, my hand was too burning hot to remove it from the ice pack. Thankfully the heat left the first night and by the next morning it no longer hurt.  Although the skin was white and loose as if it wanted to form blisters it never did. I was very blessed in that the skin remained intact the first couple days. If it would have been an open burn my way of treating it would no doubt have burned badly. The dry/fried spots became pliable again and the loose spots re-adhered to the flesh, waiting till later to peal off. In 1 month's time it had healed very nicely. I have no scars. I am so thankful for God's wonderful healing plants.

There are a number of high quality natural healing products available today. Sometimes what works for one person will not work for another. I hope this will work for you but we don't know until you try it. I have it available in two sizes: 

The .75 oz. jar is a nice size for your purse or truck or just for trying it out. 

The 4 oz. is a great deal when you're sure you like it, especially for those who will be using it a good bit. 

Combine items to save on postage.  

When you have submitted your order "for approval" I will try to find the most reasonable postage rate for you.  After which I will return the invoice to you for payment.

Please no returns on Jewel Soap products.