Resilience. Bacuri Balm - Recovery for Dry, Weathered + Reactive Skin + Scarring

This creamy and emollient balm began its journey as scar balm but truly, it is a beauty balm that happens to be great for scars.  What can you say when you put bacuri butter in the same jar as pracaxi oil and bakuchiol? Seriously.  Resiliance is collagen encouraging, brazenly moisturizing (as in it is in it is obsessed with moisturizing your skin), it helps with rashes and redness and stretch-marks plus it's anti-bacterial. If you put it on before you go to sleep, you will still feel its velvety calling card when you wake up. Those shamans and ancient healers did not mess around.  NOTE: Balms, much like our skin, sometimes need a little extra TLC as they are particular to the weather changes! If your balm is a little melted upon arrival or being in your house, give it a little shake and place it in the fridge for about 20 minutes (try not to forget about it there!).  If you do happen to leave it in a little too long (or in a really cold car or on the airplane luggage hold), leave it out at room temperature overnight to thaw. And if its partially melted and a little bumpy, warm it up (and melt it fully) by placing in a sunny spot or running the jar (unopened) under very warm water for 30 seconds, then pop in the freezer to firm up.  The best way to store a balm to maintain the perfect consistency is at room temperature, away from direct sunlight.