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🔥 Hearthwood Remedy — Deep Herbal Repair Salve

A frontier-born salve for skin that endures.

In the days when every homestead kept a single tin of salve to mend whatever the world carved into them, formulas like this were worth their weight in gold. Hearthwood Remedy carries that same spirit — a dense, slow‑melting repair balm forged from over two dozen botanicals and the warmth of cedar, oakmoss, and wild honey.

This isn’t a simple moisturizer. It’s a full-spectrum herbal restoration blend, built for hands that split in winter, knuckles that crack under work, and skin that’s weathered by cold, wind, and grit.

A Base Built for Strength

Shea and avocado butter form the backbone — rich, protective, and deeply conditioning. Beeswax locks in moisture and shields the skin like a natural barrier. A cascade of nutrient-dense oils — avocado, jojoba, hemp seed, rosehip, sea buckthorn, meadowfoam, and more — deliver long-lasting nourishment and support the skin’s natural recovery process.

A Botanical Arsenal

Every drop of oil is infused with a powerful lineup of herbs traditionally used for skin repair and resilience:

• Calendula, comfrey, nettle, burdock, and aloe for soothing and softening

• Gotu kola, rosehips, and sea buckthorn for rejuvenation

• Dandelion, echinacea, and goldenseal for herbal fortification

• Ginseng, alfalfa, and hawthorn for circulation and vitality

It’s a salve that feels alive — layered, complex, and rooted in old-world apothecary craft.

A Scent Born of Wood and Warmth

Cedarwood brings the dry, confident backbone of the forest.
Oakmoss adds deep earth and green shadow.
Honey rounds it all with a warm, comforting sweetness — the scent of a hearth after a long day’s work.

The result is a fragrance that feels grounded, masculine, and timeless. Not perfumed. Not modern. Elemental.

Built for Real Use

Hearthwood Remedy excels on:

• cracked hands and knuckles

• dry elbows and knees

• winter-worn skin

• rough patches from work or weather

• any area needing deep, lasting restoration

It melts slowly, absorbs steadily, and leaves behind a protective layer that feels like armor — not grease.

“Restoration forged in wood and warmth.”

 👉 Available now at bunkerhillbeard.com