FAQ’s

Herbal Cool
Q: Can I use Herbal Cool to help with my arthritis?
A: Yes. Test Herbal Cool on arthritic joint, and you can be the judge. Most people find that it really takes the edge off, and is especially nice to use at night if the pain is preventing sound sleep.

Q: How long will the pain relief last?
A: This depends significantly on each individual. Most people find that the pain relief lasts for a couple of hours. When used at night, often one can wake up and find that sore muscle aches have subsided completely.

Q: How long will a bottle last?
A: If used occasionally, the bottles will last a surprisingly long time – maybe even a year! The 2 ounce bottle is approximately 350 sprays. An avid user, everyday, will go through a small bottle in about 3 months. The 4 ounce bottle is approximately 700 sprays. An avid user, everyday, will go through a large bottle in about 6 months.

Q: Can I use Herbal Cool before or after I work out?
A: Yes. It does not replace the need for proper hydration and stretching, but a spray before working out can help your muscles

Q: What is Arnica?
A: Arnica is an herb that, when applied topically, has the medicinal properties of reducing trauma and inflammation. To learn more, see our ingredients page.

All Good Goop
Q: What makes the Goop good for healing my skin?
A: Every single one of the nine ingredients in All Good Goop is healing for the skin. To learn more about the herbs in this formula, visit our ingredients page.

Q: What herbs do you use in the Goop?
A: Calendula, Comfrey, Lavender, Yarrow and Plantain. Learn More.

Q: Is this a petroleum based product?
A: No. In fact it is a great alternative to any skin ointment that is petroleum based.

All Good Lips
Q: Why should I get the SPF or non-SPF version?
A: This is personal preference. The SPF and non-SPF formulas are very similar in feel. Some people prefer to have one without sunscreen as a pure moisturizer for evenings and “inside” days.

Q: Why is the SPF rating 12?
A: All Good Lips was SPF 15 until 2009, when we removed the harmful chemical sunscreen ingredient, oxybenzone, from the formula. This accounts for the insignificant change in the SPF rating from 12 to 15.

Q: Do you have a Zinc Only Lip Balm?
A: Stay tuned!