Lymphatic Cream
To promote a healthy lymphatic system.
How to Use
Rub a small amount on sore lymph nodes throughout the body to encourage drainage.
This cream is beneficial anywhere that lymphatic vessels roam (which is everywhere just under the skin), but to get the most out of it, rub into areas that have large clusters of lymphatic nodes or where the nodes are swollen and sore.
Lymphatic Cream
To promote a healthy lymphatic system.
Nature’s herbal lymphatic support cream that encourages healthy lymphatic flow and supports the body’s natural drainage process for the whole family.
This herbalist-formulated cream combines organic burdock root, cleavers, calendula, yarrow, and ginger with organic castor oil, organic apricot oil, and kokum butter to create a rich, nourishing topical cream.
This easy-to-use cream absorbs well into the skin, making it simple to incorporate into your daily wellness routine. Whether used on its own or alongside lymphatic massage, Lymphatic Cream provides gentle, plant-based support while leaving skin feeling soft and moisturized.
Use with the whole family on areas where lymphatic support is desired as part of a daily wellness routine. Free of petroleum, synthetic fragrances, essential oils, artificial and natural flavors, colors, and the top common allergens (soy, dairy, corn, nuts, fish, eggs, sesame).
Key Benefits
- Supports healthy lymphatic flow
- Encourages the body’s natural drainage processes
- Helps promote comfort in areas of tension
- Nourishes and softens the skin
- Made with traditionally used herbs
- Easy to use as part of your daily routine
Manufactured in a cGMP-certified, FDA-inspected facility in Columbus, Ohio.
Leaping Bunny certified; not tested on animals.
Our Revive & Restore Promise: We use 100% clean ingredients - no compromises.
*Tested for heavy metals by third-party labs to ensure compliance with strict safety standards.*
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Ingredients
Apricot Oil {Organic}
Prunus armeniaca
Apricot oil is a lightweight, moisturizing oil, derived from the kernels of apricots. Rich in essential fatty acids and vitamins A and E, apricot oil is known for its nourishing and hydrating properties, making it beneficial for both skin and hair care. It absorbs quickly without leaving a greasy residue, making it a popular choice for moisturizers, facial oils, and hair conditioners.
Kokum Butter
Garcinia indica
Kokum butter is derived from the seeds of the kokum tree (Garcinia indica) and is highly valued for its moisturizing properties. It is known for its ability to rejuvenate dry, damaged skin, making it a popular ingredient in skincare products. It is very mild and suitable for all skin types, including sensitive skin.
Castor Oil {Organic}
Ricinus communis
Castor oil is derived from the Ricinus communis plant seeds. Castor oil has many benefits, including supporting lymphatic health, encouraging hair growth, improving circulation, and even serving as a laxative when used internally. Castor oil is typically used topically or ingested. All of Earthley's products containing castor oil are intended for topical use only.
Burdock Root {Organic}
Arctium lappa
Burdock root comes from a thistle-like flowering plant native to Europe and Asia. It is traditionally used in Chinese Medicine and Western Folk Herbalism. Some benefits include removing toxins from the blood, supporting the liver, and improving blood sugar issues. Burdock root is commonly used in teas, tinctures, powders, or capsules.
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How to Use
Rub a small amount on sore lymph nodes throughout the body to encourage drainage.
This cream is beneficial anywhere that lymphatic vessels roam (which is everywhere just under the skin), but to get the most out of it, rub into areas that have large clusters of lymphatic nodes or where the nodes are swollen and sore.
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