Okay, okay I am slightly overshooting with the above post title and I am hoping that you won't ask me to list a hundred uses for Pommade Divine Nature's Remedy, I'd rather share a handful of uses for this iconic product and why it has won me over.

Apparently Pommade Divine Nature's Remedy is over 300 years old and has quite the royal following, I have been told that first by Marie Antoinette's great-grandmother in the early 1700's and then by Queen Victoria herself (a recent noted fan is said to be Sienna Miller), a whole lotta history and perhaps the oldest "celebrity" endorsed product I'll ever use. Blue blood or not, this is great and hard-working multi-tasking balm that is a an altogether more firm in texture alternative to Elizabeth Arden's 8 Hour Cream, which I fully appreciate is not for everyone for whatever reason.
A lot like any multi-purpose balm you can use this anywhere on the body that needs a little extra TLC, be that additional moisture, soothing chapped skin or to calm irritated and dare I say it itchy skin. I'm in no way bashing Elizabeth Arden's 8 Hour Cream as I do use it and regularly too, however I do wish that it was a little more natural in composition and dare I say, a more powerful healer. This is where Pommade Divine Nature's Remedy comes into play; loaded with antiseptic, antibacterial and anti-inflammatory ingredients of which are 97% natural origin: shea butter, sunflower seed cera, nutmeg oil, clove bud oil, cin...