War Woman Scar Oil promotes new tissue formation, accelerates healing and provides nutrition for healthy re-growth. Formulated with a high-grade mineral sunscreen to shelter the wound from UV radiation while in the healing process and organic herbs and oils proven to reduce the length and width of fibrous tissue scars.
Scars tell your battle stories. They are the body's way of healing and replacing damaged tissue. Scars occur when the dermis is damaged. The worse the damage is, the worse the scar will be. Most scars are flat, pale and leave a trace of the original injury that caused them. The redness that accompanies a scar is generally not permanent. Scar tissue is not the same as the tissue that it replaces; it has less functional quality, is less resistant to ultraviolet radiation, and may be minus a few sweat glands and hairs!
Hints & innuendos: Apply twice daily for 6 weeks for results. This is a wonderful balm to use on a clean face at bedtime. It doubles as a healing moisturizer. It can also be used successfully under moisturizer or concealer.
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Patriots, Lovers and Spies--- Tomboy respectfully acknowledges Nancy Morgan Hart for being a remarkable woman of yesterday so that we may be remarkable women of today! Nancy Morgan Hart was born in 1735. She stood over 6 feet tall, had red hair, freckles and scars on her face from small pox. Nancy was an expert sharpshooter and hunter, making sure her family of 9 children never went hungry. She was a sought after midwife and healer, using herbs to cure many common ailments of the time. These attributes combined with her capacity for hard swearing lent her a reputation far beyond the average housewife. During the Revolutionary War, the story told in Georgia is that when Nancy was forced to entertain a group of British soldiers for a meal, she killed two of them with their own guns and hung them out back on a tree. But you know how stories go…. then 150 years later, in 1912, grading crews working for the Elberton and Eastern Railroad uncovered the bodies of not two, but six British soldiers and the stories of Nancy Morgan were made into legend. Nancy is honored in Georgia as a remarkable Woman of the Revolution. Hart County bears her name and her portrait hangs in the state capital. If you visit Georgia, check out War Woman Creek or “Wahatchee” named by the Cherokee in her honor….. and not, I might add, earned lightly! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~"I cannot believe this, your organic War Woman Scar Oil salve is removing the warts on my hands. I have tried every medication on the market, from the most popular wart removers to prescribed meds and nothing has worked, until now! I have been using it for 2 weeks and the raised warts on my hands are now completely flat and almost unnoticeable! Thank you Tomboy!!!" K.Steoren---Rock Climber.Tennessee
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"Your War Woman Salve is a MIRACLE HEALER! I have had a cyst on the side of my ankle for the last 5 years. Every time I shave my legs, I cut the top off of it and it makes it even worse. It is discolored to a purple-reddish unlike the rest of the skin on my ankle. I started using your War Woman about 5 or 6 weeks ago and the cyst is now half its original size, so much smaller in fact that it is flat and when I shave my legs, the razor moves over it without nicking it. Also, it is turning back to the orginal color of my skin! I vote this salve MIRACLE HEALER!!!" C. Greene---Snowboarder.Bozeman, Montana
"The War Woman works great on my cuticles!!!" :) Angie Wike~~~Westminster, SC
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