It is very important to keep the burned skin moist. Don’t let it dry out. In the first few days, it will make a big difference in the long run. SKIN RESTORE and LAVENDER are tops at healing burns, but keep in mind that MYRRH and FRANKINCENSE are also very good for skin regeneration. Raw Honey and Aloe Vera are good choices if you don’t have the particular essential oils you need.

Testimonials

1. I had a terrible burn on my forearm from boiling wax. When I pealed off the wax, I also pealed off my skin. I applied LAVENDER often, which eased the pain and I trusted would help me avoid infection and speed healing. I later included CLEANSING (for more infection protection) and FRANKINCENSE (to reduce scarring) in my protocol, applying these oils as often as I could for days. It took a few weeks to completely heal, and I only have a very small patch that looks like it will leave a scar.

2. I was adding a log to our wood-burning stove from the top, and bumped something which made the 500 degree lid fall shut on my arm. I raced to the kitchen sink to wash off the black soot, and then grabbed the LAVENDER and “drizzled” it over the wound, which was burning like crazy. I had my daughter run get the SKIN RESTORE from my bathroom, and as soon as I sprayed that on, the burning eased off. Every time the burning returned, I reapplied the Skin Restore or Lavender. This was often for the first few days, and much less after that. The burn healed up with no scar, and the hair even grew back on my arm. These essential oils are great!

3. My husband had a third degree burn on his leg when his motorcycle fell over on his leg. His wound “weeped” for three weeks and kept scabbing over and then weeping some more. I didn’t have Skin Restore, so I rotated these oils: SILVER FIR, HELICHRYSUM BLEND, CLEANSING, LAVENDER, PURIFY and PEPPERMINT. We applied these oils several times daily and now can hardly tell where the burn was. That is incredible!!