Pine tar drawing salve recipe

Make pine salve from the pitch in your local trees. It is a traditional drawing salve, that draws infections, slivers, and inflammation out of the body.

Old-fashioned pine tar salve has been traditionally used to treat everything from splinters, bug bites and boils, to patches of eczema or psoriasis. It's super easy to make too!

Discover the amazing pine resin salve recipe and how to use pine resin salve for various ailments at home.

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Making your own drawing salve is easier than you might think! This is the perfect recipe to have on hand for when you really need it.

Elevate your skin and hair care routines with castor oil! Learn about the history of this special oil and try your hand at making a castor oil salve recipe.

Discover the amazing spruce resin salve recipe and how to use pine resin salve for various ailments at home.

You’ve went outside for a snowshoe, found a stand of lodgepole pines and collected a small jar of pine resin – but the question is now, what do you do with it? Pine resin is said to have antibacterial properties, so it is the perfect fit for a basic, do-it-yourself healing salve. While there are other variations of pine resin salves with additional herbal ingredients, this simple resin salve can be used on cuts and scrapes or used as a […]

Pine sap has so many uses, it can be made into a salve that can help with a lot of injuries and ailments. Find out how to make pine salve

Amish drawing salve to heal splinters, stings, and minor cuts and scrapes.