Kalkáy Healing Salve

KALKÁY (call-kay) is the Squamish word for rose bush.

A multipurpose salve to soothe distressed skin and nourish dryness, this elegant blend of three beneficial oils promotes rapid skin restoration.  

This product is also available as part of the Calming and Renewal Sets.

Benefits:

• Deeply nourishes and moisturizes
• Promotes restoration 

Made with:

• Olive Oil
• Rosehip Oil
• Yarrow Oil 

Made for:

• Distressed skin 

Ingredients: Olea Europaea (Olive) Fruit Oil, Cera Alba, Salvia Sclarea Oil, Achillea Millefolium Flower, Rosa Canina Flower

Instructions: Connect to yourself and nature. Warm a pea-size amount or more into the palm of your hand. Gently massage into dry skin.

51.4 g (1.81 Oz)

*organic **wildcrafted

What we LOVE about  Sḵwálwen Botanicals: 

Sḵwálwen (skwall - win) is a luxury Indigenous brand creating botanical skin care products. Honouring traditional Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish) plant knowledge, they incorporate sustainably harvested and sourced plants and organic, high quality ingredients. Each product has a Squamish name to honour the place where this plant knowledge comes from.

Creating Sḵwálwen products begins with time spent on the land — forests, estuaries, or subalpine meadows  — to harvest plant foods and medicines. Using Squamish cultural teachings, Leigh approaches the natural world gently and respectfully, harvesting with techniques that are ethical and sustainable. 

Once the plants are harvested it’s time to process them. This usually includes scraping bark, cleaning, hanging to dry, infusing in oil and more. After processing, it’s time to create! Leigh loves this part — developing each recipe, pairing particular plants based on their healing properties with the highest quality oils, clays and plant butters. (Her five-year-old daughter calls these her “potions”.) 

Each batch of Sḵwálwen products is made with care and intention, bringing you luxurious skincare products free from harsh chemicals, phthalates, synthetic fragrances, synthetic colors and parabens.