ALL PURPOSE HEALING BALM MINI 2oz

Say hello to the best healing balm you'll ever try! A skin healing balm with skin-loving, soul-soothing chi-balancing goodness. That’s our jam. 

This mini Fix Your Sh*t Healing Balm is great to put in your purse, backpack, carry on bag when traveling (TSA-friendly size!), first aid kit and more! 

Fix Your Sh*t is a skin healing balm for:

• sunburns 
• burns of all kinds 
• rashes
• scrapes
• tattoo, microblading and pmu aftercare
• aesthetic skin treatment aftercare
• skin irritations
• + anything else you may need to get your life together

Fix Your Sh*t is

• Pregnancy-safe
• infant and newborn safe
• pet safe
• safe for all kinds of kinds

When making switches to non-toxic products it can be overwhelming and GingerGanics wants to make it easy with a balm that does it all. With all-natural shea butter and skin-healing oils wrapped up in a comforting salve this combination is made to soothe and repair damaged skin of all sorts. We all feel a little damaged sometimes.

We really value ingredients at GingerGanics. This Healing Balm is unscented which makes it perfect for the most sensitive skin. Not only will this soothe your skin, but also your senses. We use only the good sh*t here, none of the bad.

Your healing balm comes in a 2 oz travel-friendly metal tin that is recyclable. We care about protecting the environment we live in too! 

Choose from: unscented essential oil-free, or Lavendar Eucalyptus!

Ingredients:

• Shea Butter — Used for centuries to heal dry and damaged skin. We use it here to fix your damage whether it is physically, spiritually, or just perceived.
• Jojoba Seed Oil — Has been used to soothe the irritation caused by psoriasis, sunburn, windburn chapped skin, and acne. 
• Sunflower Seed Oil — Contains anti-inflammatory properties that help ease redness. High in omega-6 (linoleic) fatty acid which helps decrease skin inflammation and aids in the development of new skin cells.
• Macadamia Ternifolia Seed Oil — Contains oleic acid which is highly moisturizing and anti-inflammatory and palmitoleic acid which aids in repairing skin cells
• Beeswax — (Cera Alba) An all-natural wax produced from honey bees and carefully extracted from the honeycomb. Research has shown beeswax to be helpful for several common fungal skin infections like ringworm. Oddly enough, it has also shown to be helpful to decrease inflammation and irritation for a bunch of butt stuff, including hemorrhoids, diaper rash, and anal fissures. Blessed by the bees, good for booties. 
• Candelilla Wax  — a soft plant-based wax derived from the Candelilla plant. Considered vegan, and has great skin-healing benefits.

• Cetyl Alcohol  — a skin-friendly gentle fatty alcohol used as an emollient.

  What you will NOT find in GingerGanics products:
  

The ingredients below are taken directly from many of the top selling skin balms and ointments (I have left out their names to protect their identity mainly so I don’t get sued of course).

• Petrolatum — the horrific planet polluter byproduct of petrol. Both Petrolatum and Mineral Oil are by products of petroleum refining. If the refining process were controlled, and contaminants were not a possibility, there would be no known side effects, according to safecosmetics.org. The problem is there is no way to know how the refinement process is conducted, leaving possibilities of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, or PAHs -- which are known cancer causing carcinogens. No thanks. Not in here. Not today satan. 
• Mineral Oil — See “petrolatum” above.
• Parabens — These are a class of commonly used preservatives. The problem with parabens is that studies have suggested that long-chain parabens are hormone disruptors in the body, which can lead to hormone production disorders, birth disorders, and cancer. Parabens are highly effective against bacterial growth and are therefore widely used in cosmetics, personal care and even food. Due to this constant exposure on a mass scale, parabens have been detected in every human urine sample according to Environmental Health Perspectives. The EU has banned multiple parabens in products, and several south Asian countries as well. The U.S. FDA has not banned parabens. 
• Lanolin — Lanolin oil can be great to help retain moisture in skin. It is also known for irritating sensitive skin types, and causing allergic reactions. It is an oily (sebum-like) secretion from sheep skin to condition their wool, and as such is an effective emollient.