MV Skintherapy MultiBalm

Harnessing nature to cherish your skin, Sharon McGlinchey set out to develop a capsule collection of skin care-cum-self-care that brought her unique sk-intuition to bathrooms all over the globe. Relocating from the North East of England to the Land Down Under, her range – MV Skintherapy – is as warm and unfussy as Sharon herself; brimming with plant-derived extracts that work to bring calm where there’s chaos. A comforting hug for your lips, knees, cuticles… anywhere craving some love and attention, MultiBalm nourishes compromised skin to recover its radiance *angels sing*.

A buttery balm that’s abundant with precious, botanical oils to encourage repair and renewal, MV Skintherapy’s MultiBalm has its sights set on becoming your next Holy Grail.

Bursting with anti-inflammatories, antioxidants and healing phytonutrients to soothe and soften dry, inflamed or irritated skin, this works to relieve any itchiness, ouches or signs of neglect with a cocktail of natural – recognisable – ingredients. Boasting sea buckthorn seed oil (a rich source of vitamins, minerals and omega-3 to heal, hydrate and help to promote elasticity), antimicrobial calendula oil to help soothe rashes, bites, burns or eczema (it’s great for cracked nipples when nursing), camellia oil to revitalise dulled or sun damaged complexions and vitamin E to protect against harmful aggressors, this pocket-sized pot is a must.

Organic Coconut Oil, Organic Camellia Seed Oil, Beeswax, Jojoba Seed Esters, Organic Shea Butter, Calendula Oil, Organic Seabuckthorn Extract, Vitamin E.

For the latest information, it is recommended to review the ingredient list printed on the packaging of the product prior to usage or consumption.

Smooth generous amounts of the MultiBalm to any area of skin that needs extra care.

Use liberally and reapply as often as required to nurture and soften areas such as dry/flaky/sore lips, cracked nipples from breastfeeding, irritated dermatitis and eczema, scars and grazes, scaly elbows and knees, hardened cuticles, tattoos, itchy rashes, insect bites (and more)...