Pommade Divine is the natural moisturising skin balm we rely on every day.
The hands that do everything. Lips exposed to the elements. Nails and cuticles that could use a little attention.
Hands
For hands that have had one wash too many, or a long afternoon in the garden. Rub a little into knuckles and fingertips at night.
Lips
Use a small amount before bed for hydration and smoothing. Many customers say their lips feel softer by morning.
Nails & Cuticles
Massage a little into dry cuticles. It's lovely before a manicure too.
Dry Patches
A little extra care, where it's needed.
- Heels and elbows: Press it into rough patches after a bath, when the skin is warm.
- Cold-weather faces: "On bitterly cold winter mornings when I walk the dog, I use it on my face as a barrier cream."
Skin Conditions
Skin can be unpredictable. Changes in weather, environment and everyday routines such as diet and hormones can all affect how it looks and feels.
- Dry, sensitive, itchy skin:
Many of our customers with eczema- or psoriasis-prone skin tell us they use it to deeply hydrate and calm damaged and irritated skin.
- "As a mother of two young children, I always keep it close, whether it's to soothe their eczema-prone skin or care for the occasional little scrape of accident."
Everyday dryness
Dry skin needs rich moisture and something to hold it in, and that’s exactly how Pommade Divine works. Nourishing lanolin softens rough, cracked skin. Rich shea butter and silky jojoba replenish moisture and leave a protective layer that stays put. Naturally soothing clove, cinnamon, nutmeg and benzoin calm skin that feels tight or sore. Use a little every day and skin stays soft, comfortable and healthy.
Sensitive skin
Sensitive skin needs fewer, kinder ingredients. Pommade Divine is 97% natural, with no mineral oil, petroleum jelly, parabens or silicones. Calming lanolin, one of the closest matches to skin’s own natural oils, gently restores comfort. Rich shea butter and jojoba soften without clogging. A careful blend of four natural essential oils helps soothe skin that’s easily irritated.
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