A concentrated botanical balm built around sangre de grado — the deep red resin hand-tapped from Croton lechleri trees in the Peruvian Amazon.
Applied to skin, the resin does what it does in the tree: seals. It forms a thin protective film over wounds, blisters, compromised skin, and herpes lesions, allowing repair to happen underneath without interruption. The taspine alkaloids accelerate closure. The astringent compounds tighten. A single application is often enough to notice the difference.
Here it is carried in a balm base of shea butter, castor oil, and olive oil, with frankincense for its cellular repair properties, lemon balm for its documented antiviral action against herpes simplex, and L-lysine — an amino acid that interferes with herpes virus replication. This is a targeted formula, not a general moisturizer.
Use on lips, cold sores, wounds, blisters, burns, and compromised skin. Apply a thin layer directly to the affected area 2–3 times daily.
