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Handmade Arnica Balm | Small-Batch Natural Salve for Massage

A Handmade Arnica Balm made in small batches. A firm, waxy natural salve that softens on contact with the skin, intended for unhurried massage after activity.

£39.99

This Handmade Arnica Balm is poured in small batches rather than manufactured at scale, and it behaves differently from a mass-produced cream because of it. The salve is firm and waxy in the tin, softening on contact with the warmth of a fingertip, and it is made for slow, deliberate massage rather than quick application.

What small-batch means for a Handmade Arnica Balm

Small-batch production means each pour is made in limited quantity, so colour and scent can vary slightly from tin to tin. That variation is a characteristic of botanical infusions rather than a defect: arnica infused into a carrier at different times of year yields a slightly different shade. The trade-off is a balm with a shorter supply chain and a fresher infusion than a product sitting in a warehouse for a year.

Using it

Scoop a small amount with a fingertip and let it melt for a few seconds before applying. Massage into the skin using firm circular pressure, concentrating on the shoulders, neck, calves or the soles of the feet. Most people use it in the evening, when there is time to work it in properly. Wash your hands afterwards.

Texture and how far a tin goes

Because the base is wax rather than water, a little covers a surprising area once warmed, and the tin lasts far longer than the same volume of lotion would. It leaves a light sheen on the skin for a few minutes, so allow it to settle before dressing. Rubbing it in fully takes a moment longer than a cream, which is rather the point.

Cautions and storage

External use only. Keep away from the eyes and mouth, and do not apply to broken or damaged skin. Arnica belongs to the daisy family, so if you react to chamomile, ragweed or marigold, patch test on the inner forearm and wait twenty-four hours before wider use. Not for use on children without advice. Store the tin closed at room temperature and out of direct sun. This is a cosmetic product, not a medicine, and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

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Made In Small Batches

A handmade arnica balm produced in small batches rather than at industrial scale.

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Firm, Waxy Salve

Firm in the jar and softening on contact with skin, which suits unhurried massage after activity.

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For External Use Only

Patch test a small area first. Avoid if you are allergic to plants in the Asteraceae family.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is Power Aura Handmade Arnica Balm?
A: Power Aura Handmade Arnica Balm is a small-batch natural arnica salve made for massage. It is a firm, waxy balm that softens on contact with the skin, so it can be worked slowly into the muscles after activity rather than absorbing instantly. It is a cosmetic product for external use on unbroken skin only.
Q: What is arnica?
A: Arnica is Arnica montana, a yellow flowering plant in the daisy (Asteraceae) family that grows wild in European mountain meadows. Its flowers have been used for generations in traditional topical balms, salves and massage preparations applied to the skin. Arnica preparations of this kind are for external use only and are not taken by mouth.
Q: How do you use Power Aura Handmade Arnica Balm?
A: Take a small amount of Power Aura Handmade Arnica Balm on the fingertips and warm it between the fingers until it softens, then massage it into the area using slow, unhurried strokes. Because the balm is firm and concentrated, a little goes a long way. Apply to clean, unbroken skin and wash your hands afterwards.
Q: Why is Power Aura Handmade Arnica Balm firm rather than soft like a cream?
A: Power Aura Handmade Arnica Balm is a waxy salve rather than a water-based cream, which is why it sits firm in the tin at room temperature and only softens with the warmth of your hands. That firmness is deliberate: it gives the slip and drag needed for a proper massage, instead of soaking in immediately the way a lotion does.
Q: What is the difference between Power Aura Handmade Arnica Balm and Power Aura Arnica Herbal Balm?
A: Power Aura Handmade Arnica Balm is made in small batches and has a firmer, more traditional salve texture intended for slow massage work. Power Aura Arnica Herbal Balm is the larger 120g jar, better suited to frequent everyday use where you want more product to hand. Both are arnica balms for external use on unbroken skin.
Q: Who should not use arnica balm?
A: Do not use arnica balm on broken skin, open wounds, cuts, rashes or damaged skin, and keep it away from the eyes, lips and other mucous membranes. Avoid it if you are allergic to plants in the daisy family, such as arnica, chamomile, marigold or ragweed. Patch test on a small area of skin first, keep out of the reach of children, and do not swallow. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding or under medical care, speak to your doctor or pharmacist before use.
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