12th Century BalmA Medieval balm for hardworking hands! Recreated from a recipe in the Trotula Manuscripts, written in 12th century Salerno, Italy. This rich, natural balm is perfect for gardeners, campers, and outdoor reenactors. You need this in your kit! For hands, feet, elbows, and body. Also makes a great beard balm! Try it on split ends, too! Natural fats absorb perfectly on the warmth of the skin. Fragrance is warm, spicy, and energizing. Ingredients: Olive

Calamus essential oil

and any dry skin on the body

or blended into other cosmetics at the lady’s discretion

we believer it is a genuine recipe that the author perhaps learned from perfumers to the royal court

We use this every day

This perfume dated to 1370 is the earliest recorded perfume from Medieval Europe

Set includes a linen/cotton hand towel with a traditional stripe

Frankincense carterii

and utterly unique fragrance from the Elizabethan era

May contain: Rosemary extract

Sweet calamus

Includes a bamboo mixing kit with bowl