Make Pain Relief Salve / DIY Herbal Salve Cayenne & Basil Recipe / Herbal Infused Oil

How to make a pain relief Salve / DIY Herbal Salve Cayenne and Basil recipe
How to make COLD INFUSED CAYENNE OIL
2 Tablespoons Dried Cayenne Powder
¾ Cup of Olive Oil or Grapeseed Oil
Add ingredients to a sterilized Jar, place lid on, shake well daily for a few weeks, then once a week until 6 weeks.
Strain the oil using a coffee filter over a fine strainer on a mug

GATHER YOUR SUPPLIES
Heavy based saucepan
Clean storage containers with lids off
Cutting board
Plastic jug (or heat proof jug)
Measuring tablespoon
Mixing spoon
15 Drops of Pure essential Basil Oil
½ Cup Cayenne Oil
4 tablespoons Organic Coconut Oil
4 tablespoons of melted Bees wax

CAYENNE & BASIL SALVE RECIPE
In saucepan add Infused Cayenne oil, Basil Oil, Coconut oil and beeswax Heat until all melted and mixed together (NOT TOO HOT)
Remove from heat
Pour into jug and then into storage containers
Let Salves cool and set - don't be tempted to touch them
Put lids on when completely cool, Label and write ‘Cayenne & Basil Salve’
With Use by date

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[JanineSobala]

Good video!
Just a tip- it’s a great idea to add the basil ( any essential oil) after you’ve heated the rest of ingredients and it’s cooled a bit before pouring into jars. Heat degrades essential oils.

[carolavant]

Funny how you always seem to post something at just the time that I need it! I will most definitely make this! At least this time I got the notification - I didn't get the one for your before this one and will watch it now.

[Cherbear]

Thanks for demonstrating/.💐 I would definitely like to make this.

[jeanwoodall]

Thanks for sharing. I love homemade remedies.

[TheFarmSparrow]

Thank you…. I am interested in making a pain relief salve. I was wondering about the adding of arnica and if that would cause problems?

[margaretwheatley]

Hi, I've never used bees wax before. Would appreciate advice . Many thanks

[rivertam]

Nice. I have so much spare cayenne I can't eat it all lol but I have fibromyalgia and have a lot of pain

[ayaaayaa]

I love it but I can’t bother to make it can I buy please because it won’t be good as yours I appreciate

[karenvanderwall]

Shouldn’t a glass jug be better than a plastic jug if it’s heated. ..

[lucblanc]

Beeswax is highly flammable? It is used for candles

[honeytoone]

Could I add frankincense and maybe use castor oil instead of the olive oil?

[glendabyford]

Question can I do a quick infuse the oil with the peppers over a double boiler and heat slowly...

[bjg]

I used the cayenne infusion but i didnt feel anything on my skin

[paulbraga]

anyone here know where best to source herbs and spices? mygreathanks and blessings