Medicinal Magic Body // 4 oz

Medicinal Magic Body is traditional herbal medicine created around L&M's proprietary, nutrient-rich, skin-healing herbal oil.

The addition of iconic black seed, known in the East as the oil that cures everything but death, provides ultra nourishment for skin and hair. 

Borage seed oil scavenges free radicals, soothes inflammation, decreases redness, acne and has shown in clinical tests to have a positive effect on eczema and psoriasis.

Our meadowfoam oil is grown in the PNW as a wild plant and is hand wildcrafted. Meadowfoam seed oil is filled with high levels of anti-oxidants and is extremely hydrating.

Organic Sea Buckthorn and camellia oil are highly moisturizing and quick absorbing, so they does not leave the skin feeling oily or greasy. High levels of phytonutrients and anti-oxidants help reduce the appearance of scars and fine lines. 

Rose hip oil is rich in vitamins A, C, E and essential fatty acids. These fatty acids are anti-inflammatory and can improve signs of aging, pigmentation and moisturize the skin.

As always, nut oil free and vegan

*Pregnant & Breastfeeding people, if you’d like an oil without borage, reach out and we'll order it for you! 

Jojoba oil*, MCT oil*, cleavers*, yarrow leaf and flower*, comfrey leaf*, neem leaf*, calendula flowers*, organic plantain leaf*, grape seed oil*, borage oil*, black seed oil*, wildcrafted meadowfoam seed oil, vitamin e oil, rosehips oil*, camellia oil*, sea buckthorn seed and fruit oil*, lemongrass and holy basil essential oils*

*organic

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

Made in Los Angeles, California USA with Salt from Oregon

More About the Maker: Niki & Yusuke Tsukamoto are artists living in the forest above Los Angeles. They have a combined art practice focusing on natural dyes and fibers, collective consciousness and visual language. Their work is deeply informed by the Wiener Werkstätte approach of coupling avant-garde aesthetics with traditional craft methods and the Bauhaus belief in the oneness of the artist and the craftsman.