A clearer way to read the label.

A combination of aromatic ingredients used together in a finished product. Check the exact product ingredient list for what is included.

A semi-solid topical format usually made with oils and waxes. It softens with warmth and is applied by hand.

A quantity of product made during the same production run. A batch or lot reference helps identify the specific run if support is needed.

A natural wax that can give a balm structure and help it remain solid at room temperature.

A plant-derived oil used as the base of some topical blends. The product ingredient list identifies the exact oils used.

The product-specific instructions for where, how and when to use an item. Use the current product page and packaging for the item you have.

A concentrated aromatic extract from a plant. The label explains how the finished product containing it should be used.

The product is intended for use on the outside of the body. Follow the label for its specific application area and cautions.

The declared ingredients in a finished product. Because formulas vary, always check the list for the exact product and size you are using.

The amount of product inside the container, excluding the weight of the packaging.

Trying a small amount on a limited area before wider use. Follow the directions and cautions on the individual product label.

A liquid topical format dispensed through a roller ball for direct, targeted application.

The period a product is expected to remain suitable when unopened and stored as directed. Use the date and storage guidance on the packaging.

A liquid format delivered through a pump, useful when a lighter or broader application is preferred.

Keep the item away from excess heat, moisture and direct sunlight. Follow any more specific storage direction on the product label.

Applied to the outside of the body. It does not mean every product is suitable for every area, so follow the individual label.