Beeswax Ointment for Cuts, Burns, Wounds & Muscle Pains – H.M. Xenophontos – Mount Athos

10,50 

This excellent beeswax cream of the Holy Monastery of Xenophontos is prepared with pure ingredients of the Athonite land and treats cuts; abrasions; burns; irritations; muscle and arthritic pains!
Net Weight: 30ml

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Estimated Delivery: 3-10 working days Προέλευση: I.M. Xenophon SKU: KER.XNF.02 Categories: , Παθήσεις: Burns, Cuts, Dermatitis, Muscle Pains

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BEESWAX OINTMENT FOR CUTS, BURNS, MUSCLE AND ARTHRITIC PAINS FROM THE HOLY MONASTERY OF XENOPHONTOS

The beeswax cream of Holy Monastery of Xenophontos  is extremely effective for cuts, burns, skin irritations and muscle pain.

It heals wounds quickly and effectively without leaving a mark.

Ingredients: extra virgin olive oil, beeswax, calendula oil, sedge and lavender essential oil

It is indicated for cuts; abrasions; minor burns; irritations;    muscle inflammations and joint inflammations.

Beeswax consists of about 300 substances and in combination with olive oil gives an ointment rich in vitamins, minerals, trace elements, hydrocarbons and antioxidants that nourishes the skin, stimulates its elasticity while having soothing, anti-inflammatory, antifungal, antibiotic, healing, emollient and anti-aging action. In combination with essential oils and Mount Athos herbs contained in this beeswax ointment effectively treats eczema, wounds, light cases of acne & joint – muscle pains.

It contains herbs of the Athos land and is a 100% natural product with unique beneficial properties for human skin.

Due to the pure ingredients it contains, it is suitable for all skin types & daily use by the whole family.

Use: Apply 3-4 times a day to the affected areas for as many days as needed.

It is prepared and packaged in the Holy Monastery of Xenophontos  and is available from “Mount Athos Heritage”.

Store in a cool and shady place.

Origin: Holy Monastery of Xenophontos
Net weight: 30ml

 

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Weight 0,15 kg
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