Herbal First Aid Spray 50 ml
16,90 €
(incl. VAT)
Herbal First Aid Spray is a traditional herbal spray made from carefully selected plants and prepared according to traditional herbal practices. Thanks to its convenient spray format, many people like to keep it as part of their herbal collection at home and while travelling.
Herbal First Aid Spray Ingredients:
- calendula – flower (Calendula officinalis, flos)
- echinacea – herb and root (Echinacea purpurea, herba et radix)
- shepherd’s purse – herb (Capsella bursa-pastoris, herba)
- thyme – herb (Thymus vulgaris, herba)
- organic fruit spirit
Description
Usage
About the herb
Combinations
FAQ
Herbal First Aid Spray is a traditional herbal spray made from extracts of calendula, echinacea, shepherd’s purse and thyme. This combination of four herbs brings together a wide range of naturally occurring plant compounds and is prepared using traditional extraction methods designed to preserve the integrity of the plant material.
The alcohol content is carefully adjusted to allow the effective extraction of both water-soluble and alcohol-soluble compounds. The result is a balanced and stable herbal preparation that retains the distinctive character of each plant while allowing the herbs to complement one another.
The herbs are grown on our organic farm or carefully gathered from unspoilt natural areas in Slovenia. They are harvested by hand, with respect for natural rhythms and close attention to quality, which is reflected in the finished product.
Ingredients of Herbal First Aid Spray:
- calendula – flower (Calendula officinalis, flos), Slovenia
- echinacea – herb and root (Echinacea purpurea, herba et radix), Slovenia
- shepherd’s purse – herb (Capsella bursa-pastoris, herba), Slovenia
- thyme – herb (Thymus vulgaris, herba), Slovenia
- organic fruit spirit (Slovenia), 40% alcohol by volume
Herbal concentration:
- extraction ratio 1 : 4, 40% alcohol by volume
Packaging:
- 30 ml
- dark glass bottle with spray pump
Quality of Herbal First Aid Spray:
- 100% natural ingredients
- certified organic (IKC UM, SI-EKO-002)
- free from pesticides, artificial colours and other unnecessary additives
- grown and processed in Slovenia
Recommended Use of Herbal First Aid Spray:
- spray 1–3 times onto the desired area as needed
- may be used several times daily as needed
- due to the alcohol content, a brief stinging sensation may occur after application
Directions for Use:
- spray directly onto the desired area from a distance of a few centimetres
- allow the preparation to dry after application
- close the spray bottle after use and store at room temperature
Tips for Use:
- the convenient packaging makes it practical for use at home, on day trips and while travelling
- many people like to keep it as part of their herbal collection at home and while travelling
- due to its alcohol content, the preparation has a characteristic herbal aroma and may cause a brief warming sensation upon application
- one bottle (30 ml) lasts for a long time, as it is used only as needed
- we recommend keeping the spray close at hand – in your bag, car or backpack
- before first use, we recommend testing it on a small area of skin
Warnings:
- primarily for external use
- avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes
- keep out of reach of children
- due to its alcohol content, the preparation is flammable – do not use near an open flame
- do not use in case of known hypersensitivity to marigold, echinacea, thyme or other plants from the Asteraceae family
- during pregnancy and breastfeeding, consult a qualified healthcare professional before use
- discontinue use if any adverse reaction occurs
- store at room temperature, protected from direct sunlight
Calendula
Calendula is one of the most recognisable plants in European folk herbalism. With its warm orange flowers, it has been part of traditional home herbal preparations for centuries and is often associated with gentleness, warmth and care. Traditionally, it has been valued as a plant commonly included in preparations for skin care and everyday herbal first aid.
Echinacea
Echinacea originates from North America, where Indigenous peoples used it long before the arrival of Europeans. Its distinctive purple flowers are now recognised around the world. In traditional herbalism, echinacea is widely used in a variety of preparations and is valued for its versatility and rich range of naturally occurring compounds.
Shepherd’s Purse
Shepherd’s purse is an unassuming plant that grows almost everywhere and is often overlooked. It takes its name from its characteristic heart-shaped seed pods, which resemble small shepherds’ purses. It has a long history of use in folk tradition and is one of those plants that was once well known to our grandmothers. Today, it is still valued by lovers of traditional herbalism as part of old herbal recipes and preparations.
Thyme
Thyme is an aromatic Mediterranean herb that thrives in sunny, dry habitats. Its characteristic scent has been associated with a sense of freshness and purity for centuries. Traditionally, it has been used in many herbal preparations, where it contributes its distinctive aromatic character and a rich variety of naturally occurring compounds.
Herbal First Aid Spray + Calendula Balm
- spray for external use, ointment for external use
- marigold is the common thread between these two preparations, which is why many herbal enthusiasts like to include them in their everyday skin care; together, they form a gentle and traditional combination
Herbal First Aid Spray + Propolis with Thyme and Sage
- spray for external use, spray for the mouth and throat
- two different sprays for different purposes, which many people like to keep in their home herbal cabinet, bag or backpack as part of their herbal first aid collection
Herbal First Aid Spray + Early Winter Support Tincture
- spray for external use, tincture for internal use
- a practical combination for the home herbal cabinet, bringing together external and internal use; both preparations are rooted in traditional herbalism and practical everyday use
What Else Do We Recommend for Your Herbal First Aid Kit?
Alongside Herbal First Aid Spray, many herbal enthusiasts like to keep a few other traditional preparations on hand, creating a practical herbal first aid kit for home or travel.
Spruce Resin Ointment and Marigold Ointment are popular choices for everyday skin care and, thanks to their practical nature, are often valued companions both at home and while travelling.
St John’s Wort Oil is often included in evening skin care rituals and kept close at hand in the home herbal cabinet. With its gentle character, it has long been part of European folk herbal tradition.
Oak Tincture is a popular choice among herbal enthusiasts for various skin and mucous membrane concerns and has a long history of use in European folk herbalism.
Propolis with Thyme and Sage is a convenient spray for the mouth and throat, which many people like to take with them when travelling or keep close at hand during the colder months.
Plantain Tincture is traditionally popular during periods when people wish to give extra attention to the throat and respiratory system. With its gentle character, plantain has long held a place in traditional herbal use.
Early Winter Support Tincture is often part of a home herbal collection, as many people like to include it in their routine during periods of seasonal challenges.
For people with more sensitive urinary systems, Kidney Support Tincture is also a popular choice and is often included during periods when they wish to give greater attention to everyday urinary balance.
Relaxation Tincture also has its place in the home herbal cabinet. Many people like to use it in the evening or during periods when they wish to create more calm and relaxation before bedtime.
In fact, a home herbal first aid kit does not need to contain many preparations. A few carefully chosen herbs, combined with experience gathered over the years, can create a simple yet valuable home herbal collection – one that people have enriched through generations with their own experience and trust in plants.