Comfrey Leaf, Dried Exfoliants The first challenge is removing

The first challenge is removing the seed from the fruit which is very labour intensive

Due to the lack of menthol it is gentle on the skin compared to Peppermint

soften and soothe dry

Once it has penetrated it slows the loss of water from the skin by forming a barrier on the skin’s surface

Cellular protection: Antioxidant Vitamin E protect against the visible signs of ageing

Comfrey Leaf, Dried Exfoliants The first challenge is removingDescription Well known and widely used by early Greeks and Romans, comfreys botanical name, Symphytum, is derived from the Greek word symphyo, meaning to make grow together. This refers to its traditional use in healing fractures. Comfrey relieves pain and inflammation caused by injuries and degeneration, especially the symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis and osteoarthritis. Externally, comfrey leaves can be used as a poultice or compress to treat