St. John's Wort vegetable ointment

St. John's Wort Tea ointment is an excellent adjuvant against sunburn also due to prolonged exposure to the sun's rays, redness , bruises , herpes (including cold sores) and itching . It has a smoothing and calming action on chapped and dry skin on the hands and body.

The St. John's Wort extract contained in this ointment comes from the Herbartem laboratory in Villa Potenza (MC) and is produced using traditional and artisanal methods. The spontaneous or organic herbs used are collected by Antonio and Chiara, graduates in herbal medicine at the University of Urbino, in uncontaminated areas and left to infuse for 50 days in organically grown sunflower oil from the Marche region. Teanatura supports and supports projects that involve networks of companies that collaborate in the creation of forms of ethical and solidarity economy.

50 ml glass jar. Produced in Italy by Tea Natura.

OK VEGAN PRODUCT

How to use : spread a small amount of ointment on the skin and massage with circular movements until absorbed. Avoid exposing yourself to the sun after application.

Ingredients: Heliantus Annuus Seed Oil , Hydrogenated Olive Oil, Theobroma Cacao Butter, Hypericum Perforatum Flower Extract , Salvia Officinalis Leaf Oil, Tocopherol, Linalool, d-Limonene.

Organic ingredients are in bold.

Info on the manufacturer

Tea Natura is a manufacturer of detergents and natural cosmetics based in Ancona. Active since 2003, they immediately set themselves important objectives: to create biodegradable products in a short time with particular attention to the raw materials used; follow the entire supply chain also taking into account the ethics of their suppliers; use energy produced from renewable sources ; produce concentrated products; finally everything revolves around the idea of ​​creating a line of products that are safe for the environment and for those who use them.

Tea Natura is a very lively company and despite having already achieved its objectives, it continues to experiment with new formulas as well as reviewing and improving existing ones. Particular effort is also given to the choice of packaging, in fact where possible they use ecological packaging preferring glass, Bakelite, recycled paper and cardboard.