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Black Drawing Salve - Herbal Drawing BalmBlack Drawing Salve Deep Herbal Skin Support for Splinters, Boils & Irritated Skin Our Black Drawing Salve is a powerful, old fashioned herbal remedy crafted to support your skin when it needs it most. Traditionally used for generations, drawing salves are known for helping pull impurities to the surfacemaking them a go to for splinters, ingrown hairs, boils, insect bites, and stubborn skin irritations. At Calhoun Farmstead in DuBois, PA, we handcraft

Black Drawing Salve – Deep Herbal Skin Support for Splinters, Boils & Irritated Skin

Our Black Drawing Salve is a powerful, old-fashioned herbal remedy crafted to support your skin when it needs it most. Traditionally used for generations, drawing salves are known for helping pull impurities to the surface—making them a go-to for splinters, ingrown hairs, boils, insect bites, and stubborn skin irritations.

At Calhoun Farmstead in DuBois, PA, we handcraft our Black Drawing Salve in small batches using a potent blend of time-tested ingredients. Activated charcoal and mineral clays work together to help draw out debris and impurities, while herbal-infused oils like comfrey, calendula, and plantain support the skin’s natural recovery. Raw honey adds soothing, skin-loving moisture, and beeswax creates a protective barrier to lock it all in.

This thick, deeply penetrating salve is a must-have for any natural first aid kit—perfect for families, homesteaders, and anyone who prefers traditional herbal skincare over synthetic options.

✨ Why You’ll Love It:

  • Traditionally used to draw out splinters, boils & skin irritations
  • Supports removal of debris, toxins & impurities from the skin
  • Ideal for ingrown hairs, bug bites & minor skin concerns
  • Helps soothe, protect & nourish damaged skin
  • Thick, effective formula that stays in place
  • Handcrafted in DuBois, Pennsylvania

✨ How to Use:
Apply a thick layer to the affected area and cover with a bandage. Leave on for several hours or overnight. Reapply as needed until the area is clear.

✨ Ingredients:
Olive oil infused with comfrey, calendula, and plantain, activated charcoal, bentonite clay, beeswax, raw honey, and essential oils.

⚠️ For external use only. Do not use on deep wounds or serious infections. Discontinue use if irritation occurs.

📍 Visit us in Downtown DuBois, PA (W. Park Ave & Liberty Blvd – free parking in back)
🛒 Shop online: www.calhounfarmstead.com

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Black Drawing Salve FAQ

What is Black Drawing Salve used for?

Black Drawing Salve is a traditional herbal skin salve commonly used for splinters, bug bites, ingrown hairs, boils, and minor skin irritations.

How does Black Drawing Salve work?

Black Drawing Salve contains ingredients like activated charcoal, clay, and herbal-infused oils that are traditionally used to help draw impurities to the surface while soothing and protecting the skin.

Can Black Drawing Salve help with splinters?

Yes, Black Drawing Salve is often used as a natural first aid product for splinters and small pieces of debris in the skin. Apply a thick layer, cover with a bandage, and allow it to sit for several hours or overnight.

Can I use Black Drawing Salve on boils or ingrown hairs?

Black Drawing Salve is traditionally used for boils, ingrown hairs, and stubborn skin irritations. Do not use on serious infections, deep wounds, or spreading redness without medical guidance.

How do I use Black Drawing Salve?

Apply a thick layer to clean skin, cover with a bandage, and leave on for several hours or overnight. Reapply as needed and wash hands after use.

Will Black Drawing Salve stain skin or clothing?

Because Black Drawing Salve contains activated charcoal and dark herbal ingredients, it may temporarily darken skin or stain fabric. Keep the area covered and avoid contact with clothing or linens.

Is Black Drawing Salve safe for everyone?

Black Drawing Salve is for external use only. Avoid use on deep wounds, serious burns, infected skin, or large areas of broken skin. If pregnant, nursing, using on children, or under medical care, consult a healthcare professional before use.

Where can I buy Black Drawing Salve?

You can shop Black Drawing Salve and herbal remedies at our Downtown DuBois store at W. Park Ave & Liberty Blvd with free parking in back, or online at www.calhounfarmstead.com.

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