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Which skin is larch resin right for?
Larch resin is a classic active for dry, rough and stressed skin.
How does larch resin work on the skin?
Three time-tested ways of working that make pitch balms with larch resin so valued.
Antibacterial protection
Resin acids work measurably against bacteria – traditional protection for small skin injuries.
Supports regeneration
Terpenes and plant compounds support skin regeneration on rough, stressed spots.
Stimulates circulation
Its warming effect makes larch resin a classic for muscle tension and tired limbs.
What can you use larch resin balm for?
A classic for dry, cracked heels and calluses
For strained tradesperson and climbing hands
A warming rub-in after sport or a hike
For skin areas rubbed raw
Supports the skin's natural regeneration
For especially dry, rough spots
As a relaxing massage balm
Protection and care after wind and weather
Larch resin pairs especially well with …
The classic partners in a traditional pitch balm.
Forms the water-free balm base and seals in actives.
Learn moreA classic carrier-oil partner in the pitch balm recipe.
Mehr erfahrenAdds to the antibacterial effect – both rooted in forest tradition.
Learn moreMakes rich balms more nourishing and creamy.
Learn moreWhat do studies say?
„Conifer resin extracts show significant antibacterial activity against S. aureus."
„Traditional pitch-balm uses are consistently documented in Alpine folk recipes over centuries."
„Conifer resin promotes wound healing in chronic skin ulcers."
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