Chickweed Salve

When regular lotion isn't cutting it, Chickweed Salve steps in with a heavier, more intentional formula.

When regular lotion isn't cutting it, this steps in. Thicker, more concentrated, and designed for targeted application on the areas that need real help.

It doubles as a massage oil — the kind of versatility that justifies the shelf space.

Thicker than lotion, more targeted than cream. This is what you reach for when regular moisturizer isn't enough.

On the nose, you'll get herbal. It's scented with pure essential oils, so the scent stays true to the source — not a synthetic approximation.

What makes Rinse different from what you'd find at the drugstore? The ingredients, for starters. Everything is naturally derived, cruelty-free, and made by hand in small batches. No mass production, no shortcuts, no mystery chemicals.

From Rinse's small-batch workshop in Monroe, Georgia — naturally derived, cruelty-free, and handmade since 2003. The kind of product that turns first-time buyers into repeat customers.

Apply a small amount to the affected area — sore muscles, dry skin, minor cuts or irritations, or chapped skin — and massage gently until absorbed. Reapply as needed throughout the day. For pain relief salves, use firm circular pressure for 1–2 minutes to activate the warming or cooling effect.