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The Pocket Apothecary

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€66.00

The Pocket Apothecary – Six Handcrafted Botanical Balms | 6 × 10 ml

A little collection of everyday care, rooted in the plants we grow.

The Pocket Apothecary brings together six of our handcrafted balms in one reusable tin. Made in small batches in Donegal with botanical-infused extra virgin olive oil, beeswax and carefully chosen ingredients, each balm offers its own moment of care.

A thoughtful gift, a companion for travelling, or a lovely way to get to know our apothecary.


Inside Your Pocket Apothecary

  • Soothing Salve – Our essential oil-free botanical balm for gentle care of dry, delicate skin.

  • Tallow Barrier Balm – Rich, comforting nourishment to soften dry skin and support its protective barrier.

  • Hypericum Heal – A simple St John’s wort-infused balm for nourishing massage and targeted skin care.

  • Comfrey Comfort – A comfrey-infused massage balm with lavender and frankincense, ideal after an active day.

  • Arnica Alleviate – An arnica and cayenne-infused balm for warming massage after everyday exertion.

  • Respiratory Relief – An aromatic botanical aromatherapy balm with a fresh, cleansing scent.


Why The Pocket Apothecary?

Small jars, thoughtful variety – Six 10 ml balms let you explore the textures, scents and botanical character of our collection.

Made to come along – A compact, reusable tin keeps your balms together, ready for your travel bag, bedside or everyday shelf.


How to Use

Warm a small amount of your chosen balm between your fingertips and gently massage into the appropriate area. A little goes a long way.

For external use only. Follow the individual product directions and precautions, as suitability varies between balms. Patch test before first use, avoid eyes and broken skin, and discontinue if irritation occurs.


Handmade in Donegal, Ireland.

Six balms · 10 ml each · Reusable presentation tin, perfect for storing seeds

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