A salve or balm is a soothing preparation for the skin which is usually made by infusing beneficial herbs in oil. With roots deep in early American culture, salves have been traditionally used as a cure-all for many different ailments with many different uses.

Artisan salves and balms are easy-to-make products which will boost your sales almost effortlessly and with very little cost.

Typical Salve Applications Include:  Lip balm
 Spot treatment for dry patches
 Cold sores
 Blemishes
 Cracked hands and feet
 Minor abrasions
 Burn care
 Bruise treatment
 Massage therapy

Salves are truly beneficial for a multitude of tasks – and, unlike lotion making, they don’t require complicated chemical formulating. Salves are an oil-based product, and contain no water. As such, they require no preservatives, yet feature a very long shelf life.

Some of the Items You'll Discover in this 23-Page Guide:
 Formulating Best Practices
 Maintaining a Sterile Work Area
 Creating the Sanitizing Solution
 Common Sense Precautions
 Essential & Fragrance Oil Safety
 Things You Can Do to Create Custom Products
 Other Oils to Use in Formulations
 Other Butters to Use in Formulations
 Other Waxes to Use in Formulations

You'll Learn to Create these Savvy Salves:
 All Purpose Salve
 Vegan Balsam Rose Salve
 After Sun Salve

As Well as These Variations:
 Winter Salve
 Overworked Feet Salve
 Black Salve
 Massage Balm
 Pampered Pets Salve
 Manicure Salve
 Lavender Dream Salve

We Also Include:
(10) Resources for Additional Information - FDA & Labeling Instructions
(14) Packaging & Labeling Supply Resources
(5) Essential Oil Supply Resources
(2) Butter & Oil Supply Resources