DIY Natural Pain Relief Cayenne Salve

Cayenne has actually been used for years as a

natural pain relief. This recipe is easy to make and

should help relieve pain. Cayenne naturally works to

reduce inflammation and relax muscles.

This recipe makes 4oz

Ingredients:

1/2c evoo

2T cayenne powder

1/2oz beeswax

small tins or small mason jars

Instructions:

The first step is to infuse your oil with the cayenne pepper.

You can do this with a slow cooker. Take care not to let

the oil get too hot or fry the herbal material.

100 degrees is an ideal temp for the oil.

Place the mixture in a slow cooker, you want to maintain

100 degrees for 2-3 hours.

Pour your infused oil through a strainer lined with cheesecloth.

Gently heat the beeswax over low heat in a small saucepan

until it is melted. Stir in the infused oil and continue mixing

until wax and oil are thoroughly mixed.

Immediately pour the mixture into your tins or small jars.

Let cool and label your container.

When it's ready to be used, rub a small amount on

your affected area.

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