Herbal Ointment

 

Ointment Information

 
   
   
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A Herbal Ointment is made by combining the herbs (in a pulverised form or any extract of the herb) with grease to make a paste that allows the desired constituents of the herb to be absorbed into the skin. Substances like Sorbolene and other water soluble creams are often used as they enhance the absorption ability of the ointment.

Applications of ointments vary from therapeutic to cosmetic.

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