Kawakawa & Arnica Balm - 40g Jar

A premium warming & soothing herbal formula that is indicated for wherever there is pain, inflammation or trauma to muscles and joints. The two stars of the blend that work incredibly well together are Wild-harvested Kawakawa & NZ Grown Arnica that both have wonderful anti-inflammatory properties. These are then blended with Wild & Hand harvested NZ Horopito & NZ Tutu with Cayenne. Together these herbs provide a broad range of properties to help amplify and complement the Kawakawa & Arnica. The herbs are supported with the analgesic qualities of Peppermint & Clove Essential oils and the NZ First Light essence remedy for Trauma Akeake. Together these ingredients create a powerful combination to effectively soothe inflammatory or painful conditions involving muscles & joints. All formulated in a nourishing & moisturising 100% natural base.

Available in 40gm, 80gm & 200g sizes.

Ingredients: Coconut Oil*, NZ Beeswax*, Kawakawa*, NZ Arnica, Cayenne*, Tutu*, Horopito*, Shea Butter*, Peppermint & Clove Essential Oils, First Light® Akeake. (+Organic or *Wildharvested)

Directions: Apply to affected area 2-3x daily. Use more frequently if required.

Hands should be washed thoroughly after applying. Don’t use on broken skin.

About ŌKU: Aotearoa (New Zealand), has a wealth of native plants that have a rich history of traditional use where they were used in many different ways to help maintain or support ora (wellbeing). ŌKU was formed by Scott & Helen out of the desire to harness many of these plants into a product range that can help people rediscover and experience the amazing properties held within our ngahere (forests).

All of ŌKU’s formulas are designed to show off the amazing properties of the rākau (plants) found within our ngahere (forests). Many of these have a rich history of traditional use. While Kawakawa is certainly one of our favourites we also use many other natives as well as more traditional herbs to support and amplify the properties of our formulas.

At ŌKU, sustainability is front and centre of our Kaupapa (purpose) and comes into consideration with every decision we make. From how we harvest our rākau (plants) to the product packaging we choose, to how we run our day to day business. Throughout, we strive to be the best kaitiaki (guardians) we can be to the whenua (land) and to Papatūānuku (mother earth). We know though that this is a hīkoi (walk, journey) that never ends.