News
How Grapeseed Oil Stood the Test of time
Grapeseed oil has been used for thousands of years for its healing properties. In a skin balm, its anti-microbial anti-bacterial, anti-inflammatory properties make it a great aftershave, acne rescue, spider-vein vanquisher, cleanser, toner, moisturizer and skin tightener all in one.
Why Comfrey Comforts
Used for centuries for its healing power, comfrey in a topical preparation, achieves sufficient penetration to reach the bones. Comfrey’s amazing properties earn its significance as far as the pharmacodynamic, biological response of the body is concerned.
Why Camphor Heals
Supporting immunity, relaxation, and skin healing, the properties of the white Camphor tree have been used for centuries. The dual capacity for vapour stimulation and topical soothing as well as it’s cooling and warming effects make Camphor a unique and multi-faceted healing agent.
Why African Cranberry Concentrate is a Superfood
The Medicinal Marvels of Cloves In A Skin Salve
Eucalyptus Oil, Supersalve’s Potent Curative Ingredient.
The medicinal properties of the Eucalyptus tree is no secret. Supersalve incorporates a proportion of this ‘cure-all’, which prove miraculously effective in treating the skin.
Calendula, Just What Your Skin Has Been Waiting For
Catapulted it to new heights in topical treatment preparations, Calendula, derived from the humble marigold, has healing properties more powerful than medicinal, lab manufactured topical preparations.
Supersalve’s Sporty Secret
“Rubbing It In” - Topical Creams And Ointment-Balms Work
Topical creams and ointments are remarkably effective for what they’re designed for. Side effects such as nausea, dyspepsia and internal bleeding that are non-existent in topical creams and ointments.
- Previous
- Page 2 of 2
-
Next