Most body balms come wrapped in plastic and packed with ingredient lists you need a chemistry degree to decode. Good Earth Soap's Heal-All Balm is the opposite — a short, recognizable ingredient list, handmade in the USA in small batches, in a slim recyclable metal tin you can refill, recycle, or repurpose when it is empty.It is a moisturizing balm built for the rough patches: hands, elbows, knees, and feet. It absorbs quickly without a greasy finish, conditions dry skin, and is scented with pure essential oils. Pick a scent below.Features Short, recognizable ingredient list: organic olive oil, cocoa butter, beeswax, and pure essential oils Handmade in the USA by Good Earth Soap in small batches Deeply moisturizing for dry, rough areas; absorbs quickly with no greasy residue Made for hardworking spots: hands, elbows, knees, and feet Compact 2 oz metal tin that travels well and is easy to recycle or reuse Multiple essential-oil scents to choose from Contains beeswax (not vegan) How to UseWarm a small amount on a fingertip and massage into dry, rough areas as needed. A little goes a long way. For external use only.Keep the tin out of direct heat to prevent the balm from melting.IngredientsCommon base across all scents: Organic Olive Oil, Cocoa Butter, Beeswax, plus the scent-specific essential oils listed below.Sweet Basil Vanilla: Essential Oils of Basil and Vanilla Oleoresin.Rosemary Mint: Essential Oils of Peppermint and Rosemary.Lemongrass Lavender: Essential Oils of Lemongrass and Lavender.Lemon Verbena: Essential Oil of Litsea cubeba (May Chang).Patchouli Rose: Essential Oils of Rosewood, Patchouli, and Sandalwood.Handmade in small batches; scent intensity may vary slightly batch to batch.Weight & Dimensions Net weight: 2 oz Tin: 2.75" diameter x 0.75" tall Packaging Lightweight recyclable metal tin with a snap-on lid Slim profile fits easily in a bag, glove box, or travel pouch Shipped plastic-free in recyclable paper mailers or boxes with paper-based filler and tape End-of-Life Disposal Once empty, wipe or rinse the tin and recycle it through your local metal recycling — or wash it out and reuse it for travel-size items, salves, jewelry findings, or sewing supplies Shipping materials: reuse, recycle, or compost the paper mailer, box, and paper filler with other clean paper
