Lemon balm extract
Melissa officinalis
Derived from the herb, lemon balm is clarifies, refreshes, calms, detoxifies and soothes skin and hair. It has antiseptic properties.
Lemon Balm
This tea is delicious with a little sugar or honey. It may help to soothe a tension headache.
Peppermint
Peppermint is supposed to be calming to the stomach and comforting when you have a cold. It makes a minty, refreshing drink.
Melissa officinalis
(Balm Mint Extract) Extract of lemon balm leaves, reported to possess antibacterial and antiviral properties, used to balance skin condition, soothe irritations, and heal wounds.
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Steam distilled from Managrass or Lemon Balm grass. Uplifting and clearing. Good for oily skin and excessive perspiration. Insect repellent.
Clary Sage Oil ...
For Oily Hair: use yarrow, lemon balm, thyme or lemongrass infusion.
For Dry Hair: use chamomile, red clover, comfrey or chamomile infusion.
For all hair types: parsley, linden (lime flower), rosemary or nettle.
Spearmint and Lemon Balm Salve can be used after showering on dry lips and skin. Another hit of Spearmint Spritz and you're back in business! No coffee necessary. I took this little kit with me to Costa Rica and I loved it! ...
Lemon balm: (herb - melissa officinalis) cleanses & soothes
Lemongrass: (plant extract and essential oil) refreshing & antiseptic
Linoleic Acid: Essential fatty acid, used as an skin conditioning agent ...
 See also: Lemon, Balm, Natural, Health, Essential oil
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