Start of Summer Sale: 15% Off All Salves & Infused Oils - emsherbals

Start of Summer Sale: 15% Off All Salves & Infused Oils

June 19, 2021

Start of Summer Sale: 15% Off All Salves & Infused Oils

Start of Summer Sale:
15% Off All Salves & Infused Oils

 

Summer sun, work and play outdoors, can be rough on your skin and hard on your body! Soothing herbal salves and oils can ease sunburns and rashes, help heal cuts and bruises, and cool down irritation.

Beginning today, June 19, and running through July 7, we're offering a 15% discount on all of our salves and herb-infused oils. Don't miss this chance for special deals on these wonderful organic shop-made products:

for aches, sprains, and bruises
for cuts, scrapes, and rashes
for sunburns and inflammation
for relaxation, and as an insect repellent
for earaches and pain relief
prevents scars and stretch marks
fights fungus and restores dry skin
Tattoo Balm
relieves itching and prevents infection
super anti-inflammatory!

 

...You just can't go wrong with these terrific oils and salves!

 

 

 






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