Here in Voss it has been snowing and snowing and the winter weather is absolutely magical ❄️ With tempting ski tours, or sledding tours like me and others, the Winter Package is almost "mandatory"😉
🌼 Marigold ointment is extra good for the face and hands in the dry winter air, and I start every day with it on my face. 🐝Panther balm is good to have when your nose is stuffy, your muscles are sore after skiing or when your lips are chapped. ❄️The cold cream is of course water-free and works as a very protective and nourishing ointment that takes care of the skin in the cold, wind and sun. It is equally suitable for both children and adults. The cold cream is actually also a fantastically delicious hand cream, so I often have it lying around in the car and here and there, so that it is ready to soften your hands in everyday life and on adventures.
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We are constantly receiving exciting and positive feedback on our ❄️cold cream. From kindergartens, parents of young children and also keen outdoor enthusiasts and people who work outside in harsh and cold weather. Just check out what nice things Sissel and Randi have written:
Vossabia's Cold Cream is nutritious for the skin and body with plant extracts that contain, among other things, good essential fatty acids and lanolin, which is super when it comes to protecting against all kinds of harsh elements such as cold, wind and moisture. You also get protection from the mountain sun as the ointment contains 100% physical natural sun filter with factor 8.
Most people know this type of lichen as "beard", and to be sure you've found the right one, you can take the pull test: hold a lichen "hair" at each end and pull gently until it almost falls apart. If there is a thin white string inside the beard hair, then it is stryli lichen, and if there is no string, it is not the type of lichen we are talking about here.
Forest antibiotics – Strylov can be an effective antibiotic as it is a powerful bactericidal agent, especially against bacteria that can cause respiratory tract infections. Here we make a tincture (fill Strylov in a glass, fill with 40-50% alcohol, leave for 3-4 weeks, strain and use diluted in the water glass), and use it for outbreaks of sinusitis, colds and flu, among other things.
Winter is the perfect time to harvest moss. Take a look around on your next ski, snowshoe or hiking trip, and you might come across some treasures that you can take home and turn into amazing medicine and antibiotics. Moss is readily available, and I think this is important knowledge in a time when more and more bacteria are becoming resistant to synthetic types of antibiotics. I hope you are inspired to look extra hard on your next trip, and maybe soon you will have your own forest antibiotic on hand when needed 💚