Arnica Flower Oil (Wild)
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Wild Arnica Flower Oil
A traditional arnica-infused oil formulated for topical use on overworked, strained, or physically stressed areas.
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Wild Arnica (Arnica cordifolia, Arnica angustifolia)
Arnica is one of the most widely used topical herbs in Western herbal medicine and boreal first aid. In The Boreal Herbal, arnica is highlighted for its long history of use in supporting bruised, sore, or overworked tissues. When infused into oil, arnica is traditionally applied to help ease muscle fatigue, support circulation near the surface of the skin, and comfort tissues following exertion, impact, or strain.
Nourishing Oils & Botanicals
Wild arnica flowers are infused into organic sunflower seed oil and blended with jojoba oil for improved skin absorption.
Organic sunflower oil is intentionally selected for its Canadian origin and its place in the Asteraceae (sunflower) plant family, aligning with arnica’s botanical lineage and supporting traditional herbal principles of plant affinity.
Why You’ll Love It
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A foundational boreal first-aid oil
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Ideal for massage and body work
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Simple, effective, and time-tested
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Seasonal Yukon wild harvest
Use
Apply sparingly to affected areas. For external use only. Do not apply to broken skin.
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Aroma Borealis Herb Shop has become a community staple that was born in 1998 from Herbalist Beverley Gray’s love and passion for wild medicinal plants. Aroma Borealis operates in the wilderness city of Whitehorse, Yukon and creates and sells all-natural bodycare, aromatherapy and herbal skin care products in addition to herbal teas, all of which have been inspired by the plants of the northern Boreal forest and the people who live here.
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Fringing the northern part of the planet, the Yukon is vast, rich in plant and animal life, its ecology has been and is essential to the dietary, medicinal, and spiritual health of Yukon indigenous people for thousands of years. We acknowledge and are grateful to work on Yukon First Nations lands and on the traditional territories of the Carcross/Tagish First Nation, Kwanlin Dün First Nation and the Ta'an Kwäch'än Council.