Diy triple antibiotic ointment

The name brand triple antibiotic ointment is petroleum based. Here's a safe homemade first-aid ointment with 4 simple ingredients.

Make your own nourishing first aid ointment that is bursting with vitamins and antioxidants to promote natural healing.

Want to replace triple antibiotic ointment with a natural alternative? Learn how to make an herbal healing salve with calendula, lavender, and other herbs!

For this Homemade Burn Salve, add coconut oil and beeswax to a double boiler. Once melted, transfer to a storage container and allow to cool slightly. Stir in remaining ingredients.

Mother Nature provides us with a bounty of beneficial ingredients that promote healing, without the side effects associated with pharmaceutical alternatives. And today, I'm going to show you how to make an all natural - yet potent - topical antibacterial solution for cuts, scrapes and other minor injuries. By Guest Writer Alex ‘Earthie Mama’ Du Toit

Simple easy homemade neosporin. Get the recipe and learn how to make your own homemade boo boo cream. Healing and easy to make neosporin-like cream.

This healing salve is a natural alternative to antibiotic ointments. Great for all kinds of cuts, scrapes, rashes, and more.

When backpacking, it's important that every little object you bring be functional and lightweight. Rather than bringing a whole bottle of anitbiotic ointment, you can make your own using a straw, needle-nose pliers, and a lighter. Always be prepared!

Learn to make a homemade CBD salve that is easily absorbed to quickly target your painful muscles and joints. It is made using a powdered form of CBD plus a base carrier salve made with olive oil, coconut oil, and beeswax. This is an economical salve that really works!

DIY pain cream with essential oils, the same recipe I use to treat my discomfort caused by chronic nerve inflammation or the occasional headache.