Frequently Asked Questions

Organic balms are used to nourish and protect dry areas of the skin, such as lips, hands, elbows, and cuticles. Formulated with plant-based oils, butters, and waxes, they help soften the skin and support long-lasting comfort.

Neither is universally better, they serve different purposes. Balms are thicker and more occlusive, making them ideal for targeted relief on very dry spots like heels, elbows, or cuticles. Creams are lighter and spread more easily, making them better suited for all-over hydration. For severely dry or cracked skin, a balm often outperforms a cream because it creates a stronger protective barrier that locks in moisture longer.

Yes, it’s safe and soothing even for very sensitive skin.

Dry and normal skin types benefit most. Balms provide intensive nourishment where lightweight moisturizers fall short particularly for rough patches, chapped skin, or areas exposed to harsh weather conditions.

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Balms in tin packaging are especially shelf-stable. Avoid leaving them in hot environments, as the wax base can melt and alter the texture.

Apply a small amount to the desired area - body, hands, or feet - and massage in gently until absorbed. The balms can be used daily. For very dry or cracked heels, applying before bed and covering with cotton socks enhances results overnight.

Both the Wonder Balm Rose Otto and the Multi Balm Lavender Oil are recommended for dry and normal skin types. They are specifically designed for deeply hydrating and nourishing dry or chapped skin on the body, hands, and feet.