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Inside Potter’s Salve

Every ingredient.
A clear purpose.

Rich butters, conditioning oils, a structuring wax, and carefully chosen supporting ingredients. Here’s the role each plays in our working formula.

Formula preview — not a final ingredient declaration. This page describes the latest development formula. The finished formula and supplier ingredient identities must be confirmed before this information is used for sale or labeling.

Softness

Nilotica shea butter

An emollient butter that adds richness and helps leave dry skin feeling softer.

Rich texture

Cupuaçu butter

A plant butter that contributes body and a creamy feel to the balm.

Smooth application

Camellia seed oil

An emollient oil that helps the balm spread and leaves skin feeling supple.

Skin conditioning

Golden jojoba oil

Adds glide and helps soften and condition the skin.

Emollience

Meadowfoam seed oil

Contributes a smooth, conditioned feel to the oil blend.

Skin conditioning

Oat lipid

An oat-derived oil that adds emollience and richness.

Structure

Sumac wax

Rhus verniciflua peel wax helps give the balm its solid structure and consistency.

Oil-phase antioxidant

Mixed tocopherols

Vitamin E compounds included to help slow oxidation of the oils.

Skin conditioning

Alpha-bisabolol

Included as a skin-conditioning ingredient.

Aroma

Helichrysum flower oil

An aromatic botanical oil contributing to the blend’s fragrance.

Aroma

German blue chamomile essential oil

An aromatic botanical oil contributing to the blend’s scent and natural color.

Oil-phase antioxidant

Rosemary antioxidant extract

Intended to help slow oxidation of the oils; the exact extract and any carrier ingredients still need supplier verification.

Working ingredient list

What’s in the draft formula.

Nilotica shea butter, cupuaçu butter, camellia seed oil, golden jojoba oil, meadowfoam seed oil, oat lipid, sumac wax (Rhus verniciflua peel wax), mixed tocopherols, alpha-bisabolol, helichrysum flower oil, German blue chamomile essential oil, rosemary antioxidant extract.

These are working material names, arranged by the proposed formula amounts. The final declaration will use verified labeling names and include any required components of supplied blends or extracts.

A little clarity.

Does the working formula contain fragrance?

Yes. Helichrysum and German blue chamomile are aromatic essential oils. This working formula should not be described as fragrance-free.

Why include antioxidants?

Mixed tocopherols and the intended rosemary antioxidant help protect the oils against oxidation. They are not a substitute for verifying the finished product’s stability and microbial safety.

Where will the final ingredient list appear?

The finalized ingredient declaration will be available on the product page and reflected in the product labeling before orders open.