***Wild Yam Hormonal Blend Oil 2oz.

Usage instructions-place two drops of the oil and rub into the body. Alternate between inner arms, chest, abdomen, inner thigh, and wrist. Apply 2x daily, pausing the week of menses. If you are menopausal, break for one week per month then resume.

Our Wild Yam Hormonal Blend oil harnesses the powerful hormone-supporting herbs from our Queen tincture, enhanced with Wild Yam and three nutrient-rich oils to help your body achieve natural balance and regulation.

Chaste Berry (Vitex): Known as the "woman's herb," Chaste Berry is a gentle yet powerful ally for hormonal balance. It supports the pituitary gland, helping to regulate the delicate dance of hormones that can become unsettled during menopause. It may ease mood swings, irritability, and other emotional fluctuations, offering a sense of calm and stability.

Black Cohosh: A revered herb for women's health, Black Cohosh is particularly cherished for its ability to soothe hot flashes and night sweats, two common companions of menopause. It also supports the nervous system, helping to ease anxiety and promote restful sleep, which can be elusive during this phase of life.

Hops: Though often associated with brewing, Hops are a treasure for menopausal women. They contain phytoestrogens, which can help balance estrogen levels naturally. Hops are also deeply relaxing, easing tension and promoting a sense of peace, making them a wonderful remedy for sleeplessness and restlessness.

Dong Quai: Often called the "female ginseng," Dong Quai is a tonic for the reproductive system and the blood. It helps to nourish and invigorate the body, supporting circulation and easing symptoms like fatigue and dryness. Its adaptogenic qualities make it a gentle yet effective ally for hormonal harmony.

Damiana: This fragrant herb is a balm for the spirit, uplifting the mood and reigniting the inner flame of vitality. Damiana is known to support libido, which can wane during menopause, and it also helps to alleviate feelings of anxiety or depression, bringing a sense of joy and lightness.

Wild Yam: A natural source of diosgenin, Wild Yam has been used for centuries to support hormonal health. It may help to ease menopausal symptoms like hot flashes, vaginal dryness, and mood swings by gently supporting the body's natural hormone production.

Castor Oil: A deeply penetrating oil, Castor Oil is a carrier of healing and nourishment. When applied topically, it can support circulation, reduce inflammation, and promote detoxification. For menopausal women, it may help to ease joint pain, muscle stiffness, and even support pelvic health.

Argan Oil: Rich in essential fatty acids and vitamin E, Argan Oil is a luxurious moisturizer that deeply hydrates the skin, which can become dry and delicate during menopause. It also helps to improve skin elasticity, reducing the appearance of fine lines and promoting a radiant complexion.

Jojoba Oil: A close mimic to the skin's natural sebum, Jojoba Oil is a gentle yet effective moisturizer that balances the skin's oil production. It soothes dryness and irritation, making it ideal for menopausal women experiencing changes in their skin's texture and moisture levels.

When these ingredients are blended together, they create a nurturing oil that can be massaged into the skin, used in self-care rituals, or even added to baths. This oil becomes a sacred tool for menopausal women, offering physical relief, emotional support, and a reminder of their innate strength and beauty. It is a testament to the wisdom of nature, providing comfort and balance during this powerful transition.

**Disclaimer**

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Similarly, statements regarding dietary supplements have not been evaluated by the FDA and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or health condition.

Before starting any new treatment, especially those involving herbal extracts, individuals should consult with their healthcare providers to ensure compatibility with existing conditions or medications. This information serves to educate and inform, not to replace medical advice. While many herbs are generally safe, potential medical interactions exist.