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Itch Witch Poison Ivy Salve
Poison Ivy/Oak/Sumac, contact dermatitis, burns (apply immediately after), mosquito
bites (apply immediately after and the bite will disappear), bee and wasp stings, Eczema, Psoriasis, Athelete's Foot, cuts,
scrapes, aches, pains, apply to swollen glands, toothaches, canker sores, acne, liver spots, bruises, diaper rash, safe for
the privates-antiseptic for after childbirth....the list will continue to grow, I hope.
This page is for those interested in obtaining my homemade
Poison Ivy and Heal-all salve. All ingredients, save the coconut oil and beeswax (next year we will have our own),
are collected from our property. If you are interested in buying a jar, send me an email.
( By the way...If you have a testimonial, please send it to me! I have so many wonderful loyal customers who have had amazing experiences with this blessed gift I've been
given from the herbal wildflower goddesses! Eczema, Psoriasis, and other serious ailments have been alliviated or cured
from this salve. Currently, the tea is available to those in the immediate area (Western North Carolina). It is
concentrated and a natural laxative. I also offer other herbal remedies on a case by case basis.)
For those who purchased my salve last year
(2007), I was having a problem stabilizing the oil and water base. This year I have added beeswax to our potion and
it has been amazing. Honeybees in general are wonderous creatures, Divine! Since we collected our own swarm early
in the Summer of 2008, I have been doing extensive research on their healing abilities. Hence, beeswax in Itch Witch.
So far it has only enhanced the curative effects. I have also added Aloe which grows in our backyard. I can add
or subtract for those allergic to a specific herb/plant.
My Itch Witch is made from all organic ingredients:
Jewelweed
Coconut oil
Beeswax
Echinecea
Ladies Mantle
Aloe Vera Leaf
Totally safe to use on infants and pets, in the mouth and the
privates, and safe enough to eat. Keep refrigerated or in
the freezer when not using.
Payment Options
At this point in time, due to the economy and other serious issues, bartering or
trading for my salve, if possible, would be the best method of payment. If you live outside of the country, are too
far for shipping costs, or would rather just send in a check/cash, the cost per jar is $10 plus shipping. If you are
interested in bartering, here is a list of ideas. If you have other bartering wares, let me know and we'll talk:
Local raw honey-only the good stuff!
Molasses or Sorghum syrup
Cinnamin Sticks (Canela)
Garlic
Bread flour
Bushel of Apples
Pumpkins for cooking or baking
Coffee (whole bean or ground)
Cleveland Sweet Feed for a milking doe (goat, 16% crude protein)
Bale of Hay or Alfalfa
Oats-rolled for baking granola
Raw almonds
Pure Beeswax for melting
Organic Coconut Oil (Spectrum if possible)
Large Breed Dog Food
Used fencing
A tractor (hehe just kidding)
Any heirloom seeds
Fruit trees or saplings
Sweet clover seed and/or any cover crop seed for wintering garden
Hand-me-down Children's clothing for 6/7yr old girl and 2yr old boy
Books! (used ok...we can talk specifics)
Children's DVDs (used if in good condition)
Above all, I am extremely flexible and would love
to hear any ideas. Bartering makes more sense for us and would allow creativity and individuality to flow between hands.
SO much more interesting!
