Drawing salve

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This drawing salve works and lasts forever (well, almost). Just a smidgin' will do - and the culprit will be gone.

This black drawing salve recipe will give you a powerful natural remedy for your home first aid kit.

This charcoal drawing salve is an old remedy used to draw things OUT of the skin such as infections, splinters, bee stings, and bug bites.

Get rid of splinters, slivers, stingers, and more from the skin by learning how to make a homemade herbal drawing salve with this simple recipe.

Black Drawing Salve helps draw out irritations from under the skin caused by splinters, boils, thorns, pimples, ingrown hairs, and bug bites. Get the recipe.

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Make pine salve from the pitch in your local trees. It is a traditional drawing salve, that draws infections, slivers, and inflammation out of the body.

I know what you're thinking. What could possibly work for all these? Well, I'll tell you, it's not your grandmother's 'tussin. Although I think she would say otherwise. It is a potent little concoction, that when rubbed on something that's under the skin and needs to come out, helps it come out. And it is what is says it is...a black drawing salve.Drawing salves have long been used for boils, bumps, bites and other skin issues for quite some time. How far back, not sure but just know it's…

This homemade drawing salve is called Grandma Salve. The ingredients are lanolin lineed oil, beeswax, camphor gum, and rosin.