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Chickweed salve is a gentle remedy perfect for soothing and nourishing the skin. Made from the chickweed plant (which is often considered a weed), this salve is packed with natural vitamins, minerals, and skin-calming properties.

It’s super easy to make, just like our Garlic Salve, Chamomile Salve, and Jewelweed Salve. It is completely natural and perfect for anyone looking to add a little old-fashioned herbal care to their home remedies.

Here’s a guide on how to make it at home.

Chickweed Salve

This makes about 6 ounces. 

What Chickweed Salve Is Good For

  • Dry, itchy, or irritated skin: Gently soothes and cools minor rashes, dryness, and redness.
  • Eczema and psoriasis relief: Its natural anti-inflammatory compounds help calm flare-ups.
  • Bug bites and stings: Provides quick comfort and reduces itchiness.
  • Minor burns and scrapes: Promotes healing and helps prevent infection.
  • Rough or cracked skin: Softens and hydrates areas like elbows, knees, and heels.

Ingredients

Chickweed Salve

Instructions

  1. Add chickweed to a jar, filling it halfway. 
  1. Pour the carrier oil on top to completely cover the herb. Let it infuse for a few weeks, shaking occasionally. Then strain.
Chickweed Salve
  1. Add infused oil and beeswax to a glass jar and melt slowly in the microwave until all is melted. Be sure to mix thoroughly after every 30-second interval.
Chickweed Salve
  1. Once melted, let it cool slightly before adding your essential oils.
Chickweed Salve
  1. Add to your containers and let them harden overnight before putting the lid on.
Chickweed Salve
Chickweed Salve

Homemade Chickweed Salve

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Chickweed salve is a gentle remedy perfect for soothing and nourishing the skin. Made from the chickweed plant (which is often considered a weed), this salve is packed with natural vitamins, minerals, and skin-calming properties.
Serving Size 6 ounces

Ingredients

  • Chickweed Dry Herb
  • Carrier oil Any carrier oil will work. I used olive oil for this recipe
  • 1 cup infused oil
  • ¼ cup beeswax Pellets
  • 20 drops essential oils optional

Instructions

  • Add chickweed to a jar, filling it halfway.
  • Pour the carrier oil on top to completely cover the herb. Let it infuse for a few weeks, shaking occasionally. Then strain.
  • Add infused oil and beeswax to a glass jar and melt slowly in the microwave until all is melted. Be sure to mix thoroughly after every 30-second interval.
  • Once melted, let it cool slightly before adding your essential oils.
  • Add to your containers and let them harden overnight before putting the lid on.

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