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

I cannot thank you enough! I get occurring boils for years, and have used many different products and even prescriptions to get rid of them. I had one pop up and thought i had my normal product, but it had spilled out of it's bottle! I ordered more but they could not give me an arrive date. I resigned myself to be in pain and deal with the boil. (The other product works best in the initial stages) - As the pain worsened - still no arrival date in sight. I came across this product with great reviews and ordered it, it arrived that afternoon thankfully. I began using it immediately, and was initially skeptical because it wasn't painful to use. The other one really sings! I thought I'd use it until the other solution arrived and then use both to hopefully to get rid of it. It took about 2 days and i realized i wasn't in pain, and the boil was going down!!!! This is the First time in 10+ years that's happened without a strong prescription! The other product finally arrived and i never touched it... I am just using this!! THANK YOU!! THANK YOU!!

I was definitely hesitant to try this. I bought Prid a few months ago because everyone swore by it and it didn’t do anything for me. This draw salve also had mixed reviews, but I was dealing with an ingrown hair on my bikini line SO deep it might as well have been rooted in my toes. My grandmother suggested trying a draw salve, but the one she had was from the year 2 BC, was black as oil, and stunk to high heaven. I decided to try my luck on this and I’m so grateful I did!This helped me get that stubborn ingrown in 4 uses! The only other thing I did was gently exfoliate with an unscented exfoliation glove and my normal soap before applying. This salve drew out the hair, the pus, and the blood from the blister I created trying to dig it out with tweezers before buying this salve. The hair has been out less than an hour as I write this and the swelling and pain are virtually nonexistent!! A little goes a long way, it will definitely feel greasy if you use too much, though the area should be completely covered. It’s hard to find a happy balance. I don’t find the smell unpleasant at all. It smells like herbs. Definitely worth the money, even for a small jar.TLDR:-Has a natural, herbal smell.-Using too much can be greasy, but the area should be well covered.-It is a very small jar, definitely worth the price.-For the love of chicken parmigiana; EXFOLIATE first.-IT WORKS.

I ordered this the other day and it arrived about 3 hours later. This was my last attempt at trying to get rid of ingrown hairs in the crease at the top of my leg that sometimes got infected. Dermatologist said nothing could be done short of surgery. So this purchase was kind of a last resort before the more radical option. I applied it to an area with three ingrowns on one side and also one growing area on the other side. After one application I could tell that two of the ingrowns were at the surface and could easily be squeezed out. And after two applications the large one by itself is now gone after a quick squeeze. Still have one to go that's just about ready. I could not be more pleased with this stuff. The only negative is that there are no instructions on the container about how often to use but as long as it's on Amazon that works for me.

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.