OWELL Naturals Drawing Salve Ointment 1oz, ingrown Hair, Boil, Splinter Remover, Bug Spider Bites, bee Sting, Mosquito bite Itch, Poison Ivy

Me salió un Pilonidal cyst y decidí comprar este producto para ayudarme con la inflamación y el dolor (esperando que me ayudara a secarlo) lo usé por dos días la verdad no noté mucha diferencia, si aumentó la hinchazón y se me puso morado, pensé que esto no tuvo efecto alguno. Pero cuando fui al doctor para que me hicieran una incisión me dijo que estaba listo para reventar. Aguarde esta pomada en un cajón. Al mes siguiente, en la ingle noto un bulto, como un grano, pero gigante, al notar el tamaño supe que no era un grano enterrado regular. Me acordé que esta pomada también ayuda con los boils, y por cómo se miraba el mío estaba segura que si era. El primer día el dolor no era tan fuerte y use esta pomada 2 veces al día. Para el segundo día de mi boil, estaba morado, se miraba peor que el primer día y obviamente dolía más. Tome fotos antes y después y me di cuenta que esta pomada estaba acelerando el proceso del boil, el segundo día me ponía esta pomada cada 5 horas. Para el tercer día el boil ya había reventado por si mismo, el dolor y la hinchazón bajaron muchísimo. Por fin sentía alivio. Decidí seguir usando la pomada durante la recuperación. 100% recomendada.

Molluscum contagiosum.Sounds like a spell from Harry Potter.But in reality it’s a dastardly viral skin infection that my poor child dealt with for over a year. I tried many things over that year to get rid of it, nothing worked until trying this salve. I put it on bandaids overnight, changing them each night. Not to be overly gross, but based off the look of the bandaids I could see it was working.Some of the spots were gone in just a few days. Others took about 10 days. It’s been 2 weeks now since the last one popped, and I haven’t seen any new spots so I believe this finally did the trick!

I started using OWELL Naturals Draw Salve (1 oz) a few weeks ago after getting a painful ingrown hair, and it surprised me with how soothing and effective it was. The ointment goes on smoothly and creates a cooling, comforting barrier. Within a day, the redness was visibly reduced, and the discomfort eased significantly. It’s also been great on bug bites and minor skin irritations—my itching stops almost instantly, and I haven’t had to reach for stronger creams since.The little jar is just the right size to carry around in a purse or first-aid kit, and a tiny dab goes a long way. I’ve also used it for cleaning small splinters or calming sunburned patches with soft results and no sting. The blend of calming botanical extracts and clean ingredients makes me feel safe using it on kids as well. For anyone in need of a simple, natural salve that handles everyday skin mishaps, this one really delivers.

The small jar sits small and unremarkable as a desert pebble in my palm. OWELL NATURALS, they call themselves. Nothing natural about the way we suffer in thist godforsaken land of strip malls and broken promises. Nothing well about the festering wounds we carry. But this salve—this dark unction scraped from some forgotten corner of creation—it knows something about pain that doctors don't.I woke with a splinter deep in my heel, lodged there like a memory of some transgression I couldn't name. Three days of whiskey-soaked hobbling before I remembered the jar. Dug my finger in, smeared it thick across the angry red mountain rising from my foot. Smelled of lavender and honey, like something a whore might dab behind her ears in some long-dead frontier town. Too gentle for this world, I thought.But by morning the wood had surfaced like a confession, drawn out by whatever ancient spirits they've trapped in this waxy prison. The skin already healing, returning to that state of temporary peace we mistake for normalcy.Used it again when the hell spawned yellow jacket found me passed out in the yard. Woke to fire in my arm, swollen thick as my regrets. This salve pulled the venom like it was calling it by name. Same with the poison oak that ambushed me while pissing behind the liquor store.It's the beeswax, maybe. The comfrey. The pine oil. Whatever backroom alchemy they've conjured here. Something primal in its potency—older than our fragile civilization.Would give it five stars if they'd made it thicker. As it stands, it's too damn thin, slides off wounds like truth off a politician's tongue. Needs the consistency of cold butter, something that stays where you put it, that commits to the healing. Something that doesn't play at salvation but delivers it with the certainty of night following day.Still, in this world of plastic remedies and empty promises, this small jar holds something real. Something that understands that to heal means first to draw out the poison, to face what festers beneath. Four stars for a salve that doesn't lie about the nature of pain.

Love this! My son gets bit alot in the summer time and it super effective! He also gets ingrown hairs on his head and this is the only thing that has helped us both. It is a bit of greasiness to it but it doesn't smell too bad and doesn't stain. If it does, add a little dish soap before you wash. Dawn works! Its hard to find a good quality medicine for my son who has autism and has problems with texture and smells.