Description
Naturally COS Chest Balm Is A Soothing Breath of Nature
When you need a blanket of warm, loving care, especially during times of cold and flu’s, Naturally COS Chest Balm surrounds you with the welcoming respite of Siberien Fir Needle and Lavander, combined with the infusion of vapors including Eucalyptus and Pine. Using COSMOS Certified Organic ingredients, our Chest Balm contains distinct plant extracts used for centuries to comfort and soothe. Here’s why it’s different:
- Siberian Fir Needle: Known for its rich and relaxing aroma, aims to clear up congestion and support breathing.
- Pine: Used by many cultures to support respiratory tract swelling. Due to its natural heating ability, it may be used to support muscle aches and pains.
- Eucalyptus : This native Australian plant is ideal for supporting respiratory issues, supporting stuff and blocked noses and helping our immune systems.
Gentle, gracious, and calming, Naturally COS Chest Balm is as warm and familiar as a gentle hug. Great for kids to help calm their chest before bedtime in the hopes for a calmer night sleep. Breathe in, breathe out, and let its soft comfort therapy embrace you.
- Ingredients:
- Cocos nucifera (coconut) oil
- Olive Wax
- Shea Butter
- Aloe Vera
- Eucalyptus
- Lavender
- Pine Needle
- Siberian Fir Needle
- Rosewood
- Naoli
- Chamomile
- Citrus Peel Extract
- Tocopherol (Vitamin E)
Think of it as a warm hug—gluten-free too! 🌿
How to Use :
Rub onto chest, back, throat and feet for respiratory support and to encourage a restful nights’ sleep or apply to affected area to soothe sore muscles and growing pains.
Another helpful use is for aromatic support. Place some boiling water into a bowl, add desired amount of balm into the water. The more you add, the stronger it will become. Place a towel over your head and the bowl and breathe in the vapors for a few minutes. For support during cold, coughs, sniffles or the flu, apply regularly throughout the day and night by rubbing on the chest, throat, back, feet and under the nose.
If symptoms persist, we recommend always seeking advice and guidance from your trusted health care provider.
