Boréal lotion

Balsam fir hydrosol distilled on the farm, hemp oil from Ontario, sunflower oil from Quebec, calendula extracts from the farm, comfrey extracts from the farm, emulsifying wax, essential oils: Abies balsamea (balsam fir), Juniperus communis (juniper) and Cedrus atlantica (cedar), potassium sorbate.

☞ 100% natural                                 

☞ 85% local ingredients                                    

☞ Shelf life: 12 months

☞ Apply to the body, paying particular attention to dry areas.

☞ Keep cool and protected from light.

☞ May contain black microparticles since some plant particles manage to sneak through the filters we use.

☞ The calendula and comfrey macerates are made from plants freshly picked the same day in our medicinal plant gardens, when they are at their full potential. We use a very low heat method, thus preserving all the fragile properties of the oils but hot enough to extract the active ingredients to their maximum. We never dry our plants before, thus keeping the maximum of active ingredients.

☞ The hydrosol is distilled right here on the farm. We harvest the plants when they are at their peak, bursting with essential oils. We use a small distiller and do not separate the essential oils from the hydrosol, which gives us a fortified hydrosol, packed with active ingredients.

☞ Hemp and sunflower oils come from small ecological farms in the region that cultivate on a small scale and create local employment, offering raw ingredients that are healthy for the environment and for us.

☞ Behind every pot of lotion there is a lot of sunshine, clean and fresh air, irrigation from the sky or by human intervention as well as a passionate team of thunder who put a lot of energy from the first seed in the ground to the month of February, to the thousands of small seedlings transplanted in the greenhouse all spring, to the great harvests and the arduous weeding under the radiant sun of the summer months,  until the gardens close for the cold autumn months to prepare them to spring up again next spring, reminding us that everything has a cycle.

Know more about our farming practices, philosophy and procedures.

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