Cult Apothecary Elixir No. 1

from A$10.00

Hand crafted and bottled on Kaurna Land

Offering a unique liquid formula made from organic and natural ingredients, dedicated to the sacred task of mending and nourishing your tattoo throughout the entire healing process and beyond. This serum has been meticulously curated through the selection of nourishing essential oils and organic components, with a special focus on repairing wounds and permeating deep moisture to distressed or dry skin. It brings a soothing relief to alleviate the torment of itching that often plagues the journey of tattoo healing.

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Hand crafted and bottled on Kaurna Land

Offering a unique liquid formula made from organic and natural ingredients, dedicated to the sacred task of mending and nourishing your tattoo throughout the entire healing process and beyond. This serum has been meticulously curated through the selection of nourishing essential oils and organic components, with a special focus on repairing wounds and permeating deep moisture to distressed or dry skin. It brings a soothing relief to alleviate the torment of itching that often plagues the journey of tattoo healing.

Behold, there exists no unholy cross contamination. For our applicator is hands free, shielding you from the perilous practice of plunging your fingers into a pot of balm.

Fear not the stickiness or oily residue commonly associated with tattoo ointments, for this elixir vanishes into the skin's very essence, leaving no trace or clogged pores in its wake.

The process of creating the elixir does not involve heating ingredients, which means the essential oils are in their most potent form. 

Place it into the refrigerator and revel in the frigid kiss it bestows upon your fresh tattoo, a refreshing and welcome sensation for sore, healing skin.

This Elixir is not just for tattoos, it’s an excellent face oil and a saviour for dry skin.

It’s vegan, cruelty free and has been tested by humans on many different skin types. The results have been incomparable to anything else we’ve used.