A Natural Way To Treat Scars
I have had a few clients who have suffered with scarring after injuries or operations. At best they are usually prescribed mineral-based creams to assist with the itching & post-operative scarring. Chemically, the molecules in mineral-based creams are too large to sink into the skin, so they can protect wounds & scars by forming a barrier, but they can’t actually penetrate the skin to provide the kind of benefits that plant-based products, with their smaller molecules, can. Using my naturally Soothing Scar Balm can help heal, smooth, soften & even ease the itching of the skin – for the results in photos just scroll down!
‘The scar is getting less visible every day & is healing really well. Brilliant, wouldn’t hesitate to recommend it to others’ (Shane Bennett, Lincs)
Aloe Vera is the main ingredient of the Soothing Scar Balm for its rejuvenating & healing properties for the skin
A Summer Challenge
Summer is a time for creativity & when my clients ask me to create new natural products for them I relish the challenge. Hence my recent blog all about Coconut oil & my brand new Coconut Drench Cream – especially designed for dry, cracked & thirsty skin.
Recently seeing a photo on Facebook of my friend Shane’s hand post-surgery led to me contacting him to suggest trying a trial pot of my natural remedy for post-operative scars. I suggested that he might want to try my Soothing Scar Balm, which has previously produced very good results. In fact, even my sternest critic, my grandmother, was impressed with the reduction of her scar after hip surgery! I persuaded Shane to try a sample size (£5 for 15mls) & he soon ordered a large pot! (£20 for 60mls).
Scar Healing Balm – The Results!
I am happy to let the results speak for themselves in the range of photos Shane gave me below.
Photo 1: 4 weeks after the operation with no treatment
Photo 2: after 11 days of treatment with Scar Healing Balm
Photo 3: after 3 weeks of treatment with Scar Healing Balm
Photo 4: after 6 weeks of treatment with Scar Healing Balm
A Healing Journey In 6 Weeks
Let’s have a more detailed look at Shane’s hand before and after using the Balm over the last month & a half.
Photo 1
This is the photo of Shane’s hand that he originally posted on Facebook showing his post-operative scar. This was 4 weeks after his operation & sadly he had not been given any treatment advice, medication or creams to assist with healing.
Photo 2
Shane’s scar, after 11 days of treatment with Soothing Scar Balm 4 times a day. Even I was surprised by just how much better Shane’s post-operative scar was looking – a real reduction in redness, less defined borders to the wound & just where were those stitches going?….
Photo 3
Shane’s scar 3 weeks after starting treatment with the Soothing Scar Balm. The edges of Shane’s scar have all but disappeared, the dry skin has gone & normal skin colouration returning.
Photo 4
Shane is now using the Balm twice a day & after just 6 weeks his hand is almost back to normal – we’re both so pleased with the results!
Ingredients
Rosehip Seed oil helps to repair damaged skin by renewing skin cells & encouraging skin formation whilst deeply moisturising
Aloe Vera Gel
Rosehip Seed Oil
Rose Absolute essential oil
Frankincense essential oil
Patchouli essential oil
and that’s it! Still – what a powerful blend of ingredients to assist with healing & skin replenishment
Mixing up Soothing Scar Balm at Nature To Nurture
Price
Trial Size (5mls): £1.50
Small (15mls): £5
Medium (30mls): £10
Large (60mls): £20
The Soothing Scar Balm is best used on fresh scars but can also be effective on old scars, although you may have to use it for a longer time
Frankincense essential oil, derived from the resin of the tree Boswellia commiphora, is especially effective at treating scars & renewing the skin from within
