Pugtha Soothing Breast Balm



Pregnancy can leave your breasts feeling tender, itchy or dry. If you are going through radiation treatment your breast can also feel "burnt".
This balm is made with soothing ingredients like olive oil, Vitamin E oil and Calendula Extract: all natural ingredients to nourish and soothe tender and sore skin. It absorbs without leaving a greasy feel, helping to soothe the skin. We personally find this balm healing and can be used in just about any part of the body you find irritated or sore. If you are breastfeeding, we suggest you show the ingredient list to your doctor and use it around the breast to minimize swallowing.

Key Ingredient Properties:

Olive Oil - Pressed from the olive plant, olive oil has been long known for its therapeutic properties, olive oil is gentle and mild. It sits longer on the skin protecting it from the elements.

Avocado Oil - Extracted from the pulp of the avocado fruit, it is moisturizing and conditioning, rich in vitamin B1, B2 and A which nourish the skin.

Castor Oil - This oil is extracted from the seed of the castor plant and has a unique fatty acid makeup, it sits on the skin, protecting it. It is also a humectant which means it draws moisture to the skin, thus leaves skin feeling hydrated.

Cocoa Buter - From the cocoa bean, cocoa butter adds moisture, absorbs into the skin to leave it feeling smooth and hydrated.

Shea Butter - From the nut of the African Shea tree, Shea butter is an emollient which means it softens the skin, it is also a great moisturizer.

Cera Bellina Wax - This is beeswax that has been processed to improve its gelling abilities, it is softer than beeswax, giving the balm a smooth gel-like texture.

Lavender Essential Oil - A relaxing and soothing essential oil extracted from the lavender plant using steam distillation. This is a gentle essential oil that can be used for sensitive skin as well as products for children.

Vitamin E Oil - A powerful antioxidant that helps the skin heal.

Calendula Extract - Adds extra moisturizing properties to the balm as well as provides soothing, healing properties to irritated skin.


How to Use:


Apply the balm to the affected area multiple times a day as required. Great for use on itchy and inflamed skin. Try this balm and let us know how it works for you!

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