Dandelion balm, often made from infused dandelion oil and beeswax, has a variety of uses, primarily focused on skin and muscle care. It's known for its moisturizing, anti-inflammatory, and pain-relieving properties. 
Here's a breakdown of its common applications:
Skin Conditions:
Moisturizing: Dandelion balm is effective for hydrating dry, cracked, or chapped skin on hands, feet, elbows, and knees. 
Soothing: It can help calm irritated skin, such as from insect bites, rashes, or sunburns. 
Healing minor wounds: Dandelion balm can aid in the healing process of minor cuts and scrapes. 
Muscle and Joint Pain:
Sore muscles: It can be massaged into sore or tired muscles to provide relief.
Arthritis pain: Dandelion balm may help ease pain and stiffness associated with arthritis and other joint issues.
Strains and sprains: It can be applied to strains and sprains to help reduce pain and inflammation. 
Other Uses:
Lip balm: Dandelion balm can be used to soothe and moisturize chapped lips. 
Diaper rash: It can be used to help soothe and protect delicate skin from diaper rash.
Massage oil: Dandelion balm can be used as a massage oil for general relaxation and muscle relief. 
Headaches: Applying a small amount to the temples may help relieve tension headaches. 
Chest congestion: Rubbing it on the chest can help ease breathing difficulties associated with congestion. 
Gift giving: Homemade dandelion balm makes a thoughtful and appreciated gift. 
Approx 80g
Ingredients: 
Dandelion flower, Olive oil, Bees Wax, Coconut oil, Lemongrass Essential Oil.