SMREKOMAZ

Smrekomaz is a certified and multiple award-winning Slovenian balm made from spruce resin, perfected on the basis of many years of research.

Spruce resin

Records of the healing effects of spruce resin and methods of use date back to the time of Hippocrates. Spruce resin protects spruce from drying out and helps it heal the damaged part of the trunk or branch. Conifer resins are a mixture of diterpene organic carboxylic acids and essential oil. The resin is formed in the resin glands in the tree. Heals damage to the trunk of a tree and does the same with damage to our skin.

Development

Smrekomaz was created on the basis of our own multi-year research in cooperation with an experienced team and test users of different age groups. The texture of Smrekomaz was designed in cooperation with the center for massages and relaxation techniques and based on the opinions of satisfied users. Does not contain dyes or additives. Considering the environmental aspect, we have prepared returnable glass packaging.

Ingridients

Spruce resin, sunflower oil, olive oil and beeswax. Sunflower oil is rich in vitamins A, C, D and E and does not clog skin pores. Olive oil is an indispensable part of a healthy life and personal care products. Beeswax provides a firmer texture to the balm, but it also has a few healing properties. The lifespan of balm is extended by storage in the refrigerator, but is not necessarily necessary.

Introduction

Spruce resin is a mixture of a firmer structure that is soluble in oil and contains essential oil and a lot of resin acids.

Records of the healing effects of spruce resin and methods of use date back to the time of Hippocrates. It was mostly used for skin diseases and injuries - healing wounds, inflammations, purulent and fungal ulcers, burns, abrasions, bruising, bruising and similar skin problems.

The main and unique ingredient of Smrekomaz is spruce resin, which can be harvested throughout the year.

We harvest spruce resin with the help of a wooden stick, without damaging the tree. There are many spruces that have damage for one reason or another (harvesting wood, woodpeckers etc.) 

Smrekomaz is filled into 40 ml returnable glass jars. 

Spruce balm is applied to the skin in a thin layer, if necessary, continue with thicker layers (burns, blisters, bedsores, wounds). If itching occurs, stop using balm (possibility of allergic reactions).

Smrekomaz is handmade and is awarded with the label “Bear friendly"“.

Spruce balm Smrekomaz is not a product of mass production. The contents of each pot are prepared, purified and filled by my hand. Deviations in the amount of content may occur. The ointment is not tested on animals and is produced in accordance with the principles of good manufacturing practice. 

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Povratne informacije naših uporabnikov:
  • skin wounds
  • skin ulcers
  • abrasions
  • mosquito, bee and wasp bites
  • eczema
  • burns
  • bruises
  • scars
  • herpes
  • wart
  • itching
  • cold
  • sinusitis
  • astma
  • artritis
  • foot care
  • varicose veins
  • carpal tunnels
  • ear
  • muscle and joint

ARTICLES

Sipponen, A., Jokinen, J. J., Sipponen, P., Papp, A., Sarna, S., & Lohi, J. (2008). Beneficial effect of resin salve in treatment of severe pressure ulcers: a prospective, randomized and controlled multicentre trial. British Journal of Dermatology, 158(5), 1055-1062. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1365-2133.2008.08461.x

Lohi, Docent Jouni and Docent Hannu Syrjälä. “CONIFEROUS RESIN SALVE , ANCIENT AND EFFECTIVE TREATMENT FOR CHRONIC WOUNDS – LABORATORY AND CLINICAL STUDIES.” (2013).

RAUTIO, M., SIPPONEN, A., PELTOLA, R., LOHI, J., JOKINEN, J.J., PAPP, A., CARLSON, P. and SIPPONEN, P. (2007), Antibacterial effects of home-made resin salve from Norway spruce (Picea abies). APMIS, 115: 335-340.

Sipponen A, Jokinen JJ, Lohi J. Resin salve from the Norwegian spruce tree: a ‘novel’ method for the treatment of chronic wounds. J Wound Care. 2007 Feb;16(2):72-4. doi: 10.12968/jowc.2007.16.2.26999. PMID: 17319621.

Eneroth, M. and van Houtum, W.H. (2008), The value of debridement and Vacuum-Assisted Closure (V.A.C.) Therapy in diabetic foot ulcers. Diabetes Metab. Res. Rev., 24: S76-S80. 

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