Old Fashioned Dandelion Sunshine Balm (new 1oz yellow tin)

What it is

A deeply hydrating, old-school balm made with dandelion-infused jojoba oil from chem-free blooms we sustainably gather on our Missouri farm. We blend it with lanolin from our sheep and beeswax from our hives for a rich, silky salve that melts on contact and locks in moisture.

Why you’ll love it

• Sunshine in a jar: that bold, golden hue is all natural—no dyes, just flowers.
• Comforts dry, irritated skin: a simple, occlusive balm that supports the skin barrier.
• Farm-to-apothecary sourcing: flowers, wax, and lanolin are lovingly produced on our farm.
• Multi-use staple: great for rough hands, knees, elbows, heels, chapped spots, and after-garden care.

Note: Many folks reach for dandelion balm when skin feels cranky from the elements. While we can’t make medical claims, customers tell us they love it for day-to-day soothing and overall hydration.

How to use

• Warm a pea-size amount between clean fingers and massage into clean, dry skin.
• Reapply as needed. For extra oomph, layer over a spritz of hydrosol or clean damp skin to seal in moisture.
• Patch test first if you’re new to lanolin or botanicals.

Ingredients

Dandelion-infused jojoba oil (Taraxacum officinale), lanolin, local beeswax.

Nothing synthetic. No added fragrance or dyes.

Size & storage

• 1 oz glass jar
• Store cool and dry, away from heat and sun. Natural variations in color/firmness are normal.
• Best within 12 months of purchase. Discontinue use if scent or texture changes.

Sourcing notes

• Dandelions are hand-gathered from our chem-free pastures in spring (and from our own plantings off-season).
• Beeswax is rendered from our hives; lanolin is thoughtfully collected from our sheep.

Friendly reminders

• Non-refundable: Due to the handmade, small-batch nature of our products, all sales are final.
• Not medical advice: This balm is a traditional skincare product and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. It has not been evaluated by the FDA. Consult your healthcare provider for medical concerns or allergies.