Jewelweed, or Impatiens capensis, has long been used as a remedy for skin disorders by indigenous North Americans. Jewelweed contains chemicals that neutralize the components responsible for the skin-irritating effects of poison oak, poison ivy and other irritants including stinging nettle, insect bites and ringworm.
Poison Ivy Treatment
$12.99
Description
All Natural Poison Ivy Treatment.
This Jewelweed Salve Relieves The Itch & Stops The Spread Of Poison Ivy!
We handpick the Jewelweed from the creek beds in our secret hollers here in South-Central, KY. We then hang the plants to dry. After that we put the dried herbs in with the Olive Oil and steep it (like you do tea or coffee). this gets all of the healing properties out of the plants and into the oil.
We then add in Lavender and Peppermint Essential oils for their anti-viral, antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties, Put in some Vitamin E, and then Natural Bee’s Wax to to make a premium salve that heals and stops the spread of poison ivy, poison oak and poison sumac.
| Ingredients: Extra-Virgin Olive Oil, Jewelweed, Plantain, Bees Wax, Lavender & Peppermint Essential Oils, Vitamin E. |
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A little about Jewelweed:
Jewelweed, or Impatiens capensis, has long been used as a remedy for skin disorders by indigenous North Americans. Jewelweed contains chemicals that neutralize the components responsible for the skin-irritating effects of poison oak, poison ivy and other irritants including stinging nettle, insect bites and ringworm.
Jewelweed is a smooth annual; 3-5 ft. The flowers hang from the plant much as a jewel from a necklace, Pale Jewelweed has yellow flowers, Spotted Touch-Me-Nots have orange flowers with dark red dots. The seeds will ‘pop’ when touched , that is where the name Touch-Me-Nots came from. The Spotted Jewelweed variety is most commonly used for treating poison ivy rashes. Pale Jewelweed has no medicinal properties.
Jewelweed blooms May through October in the eastern part of North America from Southern Canada to the northern part 
of Florida. It is found most often in moist woods, usually near poison ivy or stinging nettle. It is commonly said that wherever you find poison ivy, you will find Jewelweed – however this is not true as Jewelweed will not grow in dry places for long, and does not thrive in direct sunlight. Poison Ivy will grow in sun or shade.
NOTE: IF YOU HAVE FRESH JEWELWEED, USE IT FIRST. FRESH IS BEST.
If you do not have fresh jewelweed. Get the next best thing right here. Order yours today.
Clinical Study of Jewelweed
“The of a Clinical Study, in which a 1:4 jewelweed preparation was compared for its effectiveness with other standard poison ivy dermatitis treatments was published in 1958 (Annals of Allerty 1958;16:526-527). Of 115 patients treated with jewelweed, 108 responded ‘most dramatically to the topical application of this medication and were entirely relieved of their symptoms within 2 or 3 days after the institution of treatment.’ It was concluded that jewelweed is an excellent substitute for ACTH and the corticosteroids in the treatment of poison ivy dermatitis. The active principle in the plant responsible for this activity remains unidentified.” by Varro Tyler, PhD in his book Herbs Of Choice.
Ingredients: Extra-Virgin Olive Oil, Jewelweed, Plantain, Bees Wax, Lavender & Peppermint Essential Oils, Vitamin E.
You are buying 1 – 2 oz tin of Jewelweed Salve.
Dannl Bagley –
Im a person that since I was a kid can look at poison ivy, oak and cow vine and catch it, the soap has help prevent me from getting it, but you need to use it soonish after getting exposed. The salve treated my latest fight with it and thats impressive being it was on my shoe/sock line and the back of my legs which is one of the worst places to get it because your clothes and shoes rub, irritate, and spread it. It did take some time but its close in effectiveness to the steroid cream my Dr prescribed. The soap smells pleasant, which I wouldn’t even care as long as it works. If you use the soap constantly it does kinda wear down the bar a little quickly like a few weeks, but thats me comparing it to main, unnatural bars of soap that last forever. The salve is a little hard to get out of the can, you either have to rub it vigorously or press in and get a little too much, but again if a product works as well as this does something like that is absolutely insignificant. I will be buying this from now on. Dannl Bagley
Chris –
Thank you so much, Dan, for taking the time to leave such a thoughtful and detailed review. ❤️
We’re sorry to hear you’ve battled poison ivy for so many years—we know how miserable it can be. It means a great deal to hear that our Jewelweed Soap has become part of your routine after potential exposure and that our Jewelweed Healing Salve helped bring relief during such a difficult outbreak.
We also appreciate your honest feedback about the salve tin and the soap bar. Customer comments like yours help us continue improving our products while staying true to the natural ingredients that make them effective.
Most of all, hearing that you’ll be buying from us from now on is one of the greatest compliments Sandy and I could receive. Thank you for trusting our small family business, and we truly appreciate you sharing your experience with others.
— Chris & Sandy & Silly Goats 🐐
Betsy –
This is the best salve I have found that helps give me relief. Truly a lifesaver!!! Thank you.
Marlies –
The salve has been a lifesaver!! I was cleaning out an old flower bed and pulled up some poison ivy. I have had it once before and knew to immediately take care of it. After a trip to the emergency room, I found out that I have a severe allergy to it and nothing seem to give me any relief. I happened to stumble across your website and ordered some. It has really helped. Thank you
Alvin N. –
I was out taking down my hunting stands this spring and got into some poison ivy vines. I broke out in a terrible itchy rash on my hands and face from where I had touched myself with the oils of the ivy. I usually get it every year but usually not this early. Anyway I had this soap and salve from last year and used it as soon as I started seeing and feeling the rash coming on. I am happy to say that the soap and salve treatment stopped the spread in it’s tracks and I am already healing and the itch is gone. Love these products and all of Silly Goat’s products we have used. Keep doing what you’re doing! Alvin
Claudia –
I just wanted to say how happy I am with your Jewelweed soap and salve. I unknowingly weed Wacked poison ivy and was covered! This helped more than anything I tried so thank you!
Lacy –
Really helped relieve the irritation (and dry skin) around my poison ivy! Smells great and absorbs easily!
Leland –
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Jim Colvin –
I had a terrible case of poison Ivy and go thist from Silly Goats Soap at the Regional Market. Within days my rash had gone away and my rash healed. I have since bought the soap and when I think I might have been exposed to poison ivy I use it, along with the salve and I recommend both products highly.
Jim Colvin