Sulphur oils of egg, poplar bud, cold pressed rosehip seed oil, olive oil, emu oil, vitamin e, damascus rose oil, lavendar, and calendula.

Potential therapeutic experimental application and uses:

• softens and reduces redness of surgical or cosmetic scars

• inflamed gums and red uneven skin tones

• vulnerary for burns and closed wounds

• sprains and bruises

• neurodermatitis

• psoriasis

• eczema

size: 10ml

Note from the Spagyricist:

“Oil of egg contains triglycerides with traces of lecithin, cholesterol, biotin, xanthophylls lutein and zeaxanthin, and immunoglobulins. Traditionally used across many ancient medical traditions for its properties such as healing skin, beauty formulations, topical wounds, injuries, and nutrition supplementation. Oil of egg is a modern medicine rooted in antiquity traditions from China, Greece, and Egyptian medicine. There are no egg proteins, and thus is safe for use in those with egg allergies”. - Founder