Description

Benefits:

1. Soothes & softens the feel of dry, tight
   patches with plantain + calendula’s
   comforting botanical presence.
2. Cushiony paste texture that encourages a
   calm, short rest period over tender areas.
3. Calming botanical halo from St. John’s
   Wort (topical comfort ritual) with low
   turmeric for a warm, supportive note.\
4. Water-free (as sold)—simple INCI; mixed
   fresh for each session.

Ingredients:
Plantago Major (Plantain) Leaf Powder,
Hypericum Perforatum (St. John’s Wort)
Flower Powder, Symphytum Officinale
(Comfrey) Leaf Powder, Curcuma Longa
(Turmeric) Root Powder, Calendula Officinalis
Flower Powder.

Instructions:

• Mix the paste
• In a clean bowl, combine 1–2 Tbsp dry powder
  with 1–2 Tbsp cool-to-warm water/tea (or aloe
  gel).
• Stir to a yogurt/oatmeal-like consistency; let
  stand 3–5 minutes to thicken.
• Apply On clean, dry, intact skin, spread a thin layer (1⁄8–
  1⁄4 in / 3–6 mm) over the area.
• Cover with clean cotton/gauze; optionally lay a
  cool or barely warm (not hot) cloth on top (eczema-prone skin often prefers cooler temps).
• Rest 8–15 minutes.
• Lift cloth, wipe residue with a damp cloth, and
  pat dry—do not scrub.
• Seal immediately with a bland emollient (e.g.,
  unscented balm or your Barrier Bliss butter).
• Frequency: 1–3× weekly as desired; for sensitive
  skin, start once weekly and assess.
• Do not store leftovers. Mix fresh each use;
  discard any unused hydrated paste.

Storage Place:

• Dry blend: Keep airtight, cool, dark, and bone-dry.
  Best within 12 months.
• Hydrated paste: Single-use only—discard after
  the session.
• Use clean, dry utensils to avoid moisture getting
  into the jar.

Pro Tips:

• Barrier trick: Before application, smooth 1–2
  drops of jojoba or squalane on the area to ease
  removal.
• Temperature matters: Most eczema prefers
  cool/lukewarm applications; avoid heat.
  Lock it in: After removal, apply a thick occlusive
  (butter/salve) within 60 seconds to trap
  moisture.
• Fabric care: Line clothing or bedding with a
  washable layer to prevent staining from St.
  John’s Wort/turmeric.

Cautions:

• External use only. Patch test (inner forearm) 24 hrs before first use.
• Comfrey notice: Contains pyrrolizidine alkaloids—use short-term, on
  intact skin only; avoid during pregnancy/breastfeeding, in children, on
  large areas, or for continuous long-term use.
• Photosensitivity/staining: St. John’s Wort can increase sun sensitivity
  and stain light fabrics; apply in the evening or keep treated skin
  covered from sun for 12 hours.
• Asteraceae allergy: Calendula is daisy-family—avoid if allergic.
• Turmeric stains fabric, grout, and plastics—use dark towels/old T-
  shirts.
• Do not apply over broken, weeping, or infected skin. Discontinue if
  redness, burning, or rash persists.
• Medical concerns: Worsening/widespread rash, signs of infection, or
  significant oozing warrant clinical evaluation.
• Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease; not FDA
  evaluated.