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Surviving60
July 18, 2013 - 6:05pm
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I watched the video and wrote
I watched the video and wrote down the following:
8 parts water
2 parts red clover
1 part alfalfa
8 parts oil (she says "equal parts" which I take to mean the same amount of oil as water)
In the video, she uses pints for parts. She then uses 1-1/2 ounces of wax per pint of oil.
I think I'm reading this right, but I can't be sure and I have never made it myself. if I were going to make some, I would certainly start with a much smaller batch the first time.
If you try it, let us know how it comes out! Maybe I'll be motivated. - Surviving
louiseds
July 27, 2013 - 7:17am
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Red clover salve
I am a lazy bones. I just choose a base with a ratio of oil to wax that suits the purpose required, ie it is the right consistency when it is cooled. I use straight anhydrous lanolin for dermatitis on my hands because it is very tacky and will stay on, particularly where I want it to stay on over night, or where a task involving water is concerned. I use sorbolene cream for facial application. I use a coconut oil and beeswax mix for vulval use. Coconut oil melts at body temperature so you don't have to rub it to spread it out.
I simply add tincture of red clover, using the number of drops per unit of volume, according to other herbal balm recipes I have seen on the Net. I have been able to purchase the tincture from a pharmacy-based naturopath.
The other alternative is to grind up red clover tea into a fine powder and simply mix it in to the oil. It is a little 'spotty' when you use it, but seems to work quite well.
Louise