Gimiyala Ireland
Carraigín - Skin Repair Balm
Carraigín - Skin Repair Balm
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A much loved balm for its exceptional hydrating and skin repairing properties.
Carraigín (Irish Sea Moss) is the traditional and Irish name (scientific name Chondrus Crispus) given to this native seaweed by our Irish ancestors who have used this plant ancestrally for thousands of years.
"Carraigín" translates to "little rock" with helps identify the habitat in which this sea kelp lives on the Atlantic northernly shores of Ireland.
A seaweed scientifically and traditionally known for being nutrient dense with high levels of vitamins, minerals and antioxidants. As a wonderful natural food for the skin, this beautifully calming and repairing balm is ideal to help assist with the following:
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Rashes and irritated skin
- Moisturise and hydrate dry and chapped skin
- Promote collagen production (reduce the appearance of fine lines)
- Protect the skin from environmental damage
- Reduce scarring
- Help repair minor cuts, grazes and blisters
Our Carraigín Skin Repair Balm is ideal for those that suffer from breakouts due to its antimicrobial characteristics.
To honour the potential of this plant, very few ingredients have been added to our balm to ensure the properties of this plant remain as pure as possible.
Ingredients include:
- A blend of Organic Coconut Oil and Extra Virgin Olive Oil infused with organic Carraigín (Irish Sea Moss)
- Local raw Irish beeswax
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Organic lavender essential oil
All oils used in our products have been infused over time and with meticulous care.
What you will not find in our products:
- No petrochemicals
- No synthetic preservatives
- No colours
- No parabens
- No synthetic fragrances
- No animal testing
Specifications of the product include:
- Comes in two sizes
- Large: Approx. 100g of balm
- Small: Approx. 50g of balm
- Gorgeous gentle and relaxing aroma of coconut and lavender
- Comes in an easy to transport and recyclable aluminium tin
NB: Black and white image is from the National Library of Ireland
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