CICATRIZING, BRUISES, SOOTHING, MINOR SPRAINS, MINOR SPRAINS, STRAINED MUSCLES, SUPERFICIAL ROUGHNESS, AND DRY, WEATHER-BEATEN SKIN. 

Comfrey Leaf Macerated Carrier Oil (Symphytum officinale) is crafted by infusing sun-dried comfrey leaves in pure, nourishing plant oil. 

Traditionally favoured in herbalism for topical skincare, body rubs, and massage, this gentle, restorative oil helps soften dry, rough patches while supporting the skin's natural repair process. It delivers the botanical benefits of allantoin, tannins, and rosmarinic acid in a mild, everyday formulation suited for targeted care. 

Pure, additive-free, and suitable for topical, external use only. 

IDENTIFICATION

• INCI Name: Symphytum officinale Leaf Extract & Helianthus annuus Seed Oil (or Vitis vinifera Seed Oil, depending on the chosen carrier base) 
• CAS Number: 84696-05-9 (Comfrey Leaf Extract) & 8001-21-6 (Sunflower Seed Oil) / 8024-22-4 (Grapeseed Oil) 
• SKU Code: 
• EXTRACTION METHOD: Gentle solar or warm maceration of dried Comfrey leaves (Symphytum officinale) in pure plant oil 
• PARTS USED: Dried leaves (Folium) 
• ORIGIN: South Africa 
• COMMON NAMES: Common Comfrey, True Comfrey, Consoude, Knitbone 
• APPEARANCE: Deep golden-yellow to olive-green liquid 
• ODOUR NOTE: Characteristic, mild, slightly herbaceous, earthy aroma 
• QUALITY: 100% pure and natural macerated carrier oil, unadulterated, solvent-free 
• STORAGE CONDITION: Store in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight and heat 

Comfrey Leaf vs. Comfrey Root Macerated Oil: 

• Choose Comfrey LEAF Oil if:
  • You want an everyday restorative balm, hand salve, or soothing body oil.
  • You are caring for minor bumps, simple superficial bruises, or weather-roughened skin.
  • You want a mild, whole-plant oil for regular post-gardening or light gym relief.
• Choose Comfrey ROOT Oil if:
  • You are dealing with an acute sprain (e.g., twisted ankle or wrist) or a pulled tendon/muscle.
  • You need the highest concentration of allantoin for deep tissue and joint recovery.
  • You prefer a fast-absorbing, non-greasy oil designed for deep-kneading friction rubs and intensive balms.

BODY: ++ TARGETED, LOCALIZED APPLICATIONS ON CONCERNED AREA

COMEDOGENIC 1

• CICATRIZING: +++

• ANALGESIC: +++

• CIRCULATORY: +++

• EMOLLIENT: +

• HEMOSTATIC: +

CICATRIZING, BRUISES, SPRAINS

hemostatics, anti-inflammatory, astringents, healing and emollients

FOR EXTERNAL USE ONLY ON INTACT SKIN: BRUISES, CONTUSIONS, MINOR SPRAINS, STRAINED MUSCLES, SUPERFICIAL ROUGHNESS, AND DRY, WEATHER-BEATEN SKIN. 

Part of traditional herbal pharmacopeia since antiquity, Comfrey (Symphytum officinale) has long been documented to help hasten recovery from everyday bumps, contusions, muscle tightness, and joint discomfort. 

Comfrey Leaf Macerated Oil pairs the natural skin-conditioning benefits of a light vegetable oil with the restorative constituents of comfrey leaves. Because leaves contain naturally lower concentrations of pyrrolizidine alkaloids (PAs) than the dense root, leaf-infused oil is the preferred, gentle choice for standard home remedies, soothing skin balms, and post-activity body rubs. 

• Helps soothe and soften rough, irritated, dry, or cracked skin 
• Supports local circulation to help fade stubborn bruises, swelling, and minor contusions 
• Calms tired muscles, minor ligament strains, and joint stiffness after exercise 
• Rich in natural allantoin, tannins, and rosmarinic acid to encourage natural skin renewal 
• Ideal standalone friction rubs or as an active base for soothing herbal balms.

TOPICAL APPLICATION ONLY 

• Direct localized application on intact, unbroken skin over bruised or strained areas. 
• Blended into creams, lotions, and body oils to support recovery from minor sprains, strains, and everyday bumps. 
• Melted with natural waxes and butters to craft protective herbal salves and soothing body balms.

RECIPES 

Recipe 1: Everyday Soothing Bruise & Muscle Rub

• Comfrey Leaf Macerated Oil: 1 teaspoon (or 20–30 drops)
• Directions: Dispense into clean hands, rub palms together to warm slightly, and massage gently over intact skin on bruised spots, tight calves, or tired joints twice daily.

Recipe 2: Targeted "Green Soother" Recovery Oil (30 ml)

A gentle, aromatic synergy to ease minor everyday sprains and localized contusions.

• Comfrey Leaf Macerated Oil: 2 tablespoons (30 ml)
• Lavender Essential Oil: 5 drops (calming and comforting)
• Sweet Marjoram Essential Oil: 4 drops (warming muscle relaxant)
• German or Roman Chamomile Essential Oil: 2 drops (soothing localized redness and sensitivity)

Directions: Add all ingredients to a 30 ml amber glass dropper bottle. Cap securely and swirl between your hands to mix. Massage 10 to 15 drops over the affected area 2 to 3 times daily on unbroken skin.

CAUTIONS

• NEVER INGEST. Comfrey contains naturally occurring pyrrolizidine alkaloids (PAs), which can cause serious liver toxicity if swallowed. 
• DO NOT USE ON BROKEN SKIN, OPEN WOUNDS, DEEP CUTS, OR GRAZES. Because comfrey accelerates surface cellular turnover, applying it over open wounds can close outer skin layers before the deeper tissue has fully cleared, creating a risk of trapped debris or infection. 
• DO NOT USE during pregnancy, while breastfeeding, or on infants and young children.
• LIMIT APPLICATION DURATION: As a recognized herbal precaution for all comfrey preparations, limit regular topical use to no more than 4 to 6 consecutive weeks per year.
• Keep out of reach of children and pets. 
• Always perform a 24-hour skin patch test on the inner forearm prior to initial use. 

DISCLAIMER: These properties, indications, and methods of use are drawn from reference works and traditional texts in herbalism, aromatherapy, and phytotherapy. They are provided for informational and educational purposes only and do not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. For severe injuries, deep lacerations, suspected fractures, or chronic medical conditions, always consult a qualified healthcare practitioner. 

NEVER INGEST (CAUSES DAMAGES TO LIVER TISSUES WHEN TAKEN INTERNALY), DO NOT USE ON DEEP OPEN WOUNDS.

Keep out of reach of children and pets.

As a general rule, always perform a skin patch test before using your essential oils for the first time.

WARNING: These properties, indications and methods of use are taken from reference works or websites in aromatherapy, hydrolatherapy and phytotherapy. They are found there regularly and for many confirmed by observations in scientific circles. However, this information is given for informational purposes, it cannot in any case constitute medical information, nor engage our responsibility. For any use for therapeutic purposes, consult a doctor.