This cream was made for skin that lives outdoors — exposed to wind, weather, washing, and everyday wear.
Chaga and Usnea are both forest-grown organisms traditionally gathered from clean, unpolluted environments. In folk traditions, they were often included in balms and salves made to protect, soothe, and care for skin, particularly when it had been challenged by the elements. Not as quick fixes, but as steady, supportive ingredients used over time.
Our Chaga & Usnea Cream brings these woodland ingredients together in a rich, nourishing moisturiser designed to soften, condition, and support the skin’s natural barrier.
The base of coconut oil, shea butter, and beeswax creates a protective layer that helps lock in moisture while keeping skin feeling supple rather than greasy. These ingredients are widely used in natural skincare for their ability to hydrate, soften, and shield the skin from dryness.
Chaga and Usnea extracts are added for their traditional association with calming and skin-conditioning properties, contributing to a formula that feels grounding, soothing, and restorative in character. Geranium and lemongrass essential oils lend a gentle, fresh scent and are commonly used in skincare for their balancing and refreshing qualities, leaving skin feeling clean and comfortable.
The result is a versatile, everyday cream — rich enough for hands and weathered skin, yet gentle enough for regular use wherever skin needs a little extra care.
This is a moisturiser made slowly, with intention — practical, unfussy, and rooted in the landscapes these ingredients come from.
Chaga extract, Usnea extract, coconut oil, shea butter, beeswax, geranium essential oil, lemongrass essential oil
60ml glass jar
• Handmade in small batches
• Deeply moisturising and protective
• Helps soften and condition dry or weather-exposed skin
• Naturally scented with geranium & lemongrass
This product is a cosmetic moisturiser for external use only.
To explore chaga in more depth, including identification, traditional use and modern research context, see our full Forager’s Guide to Chaga or Usnea.
This cream was made for skin that lives outdoors — exposed to wind, weather, washing, and everyday wear.
Chaga and Usnea are both forest-grown organisms traditionally gathered from clean, unpolluted environments. In folk traditions, they were often included in balms and salves made to protect, soothe, and care for skin, particularly when it had been challenged by the elements. Not as quick fixes, but as steady, supportive ingredients used over time.
Our Chaga & Usnea Cream brings these woodland ingredients together in a rich, nourishing moisturiser designed to soften, condition, and support the skin’s natural barrier.
The base of coconut oil, shea butter, and beeswax creates a protective layer that helps lock in moisture while keeping skin feeling supple rather than greasy. These ingredients are widely used in natural skincare for their ability to hydrate, soften, and shield the skin from dryness.
Chaga and Usnea extracts are added for their traditional association with calming and skin-conditioning properties, contributing to a formula that feels grounding, soothing, and restorative in character. Geranium and lemongrass essential oils lend a gentle, fresh scent and are commonly used in skincare for their balancing and refreshing qualities, leaving skin feeling clean and comfortable.
The result is a versatile, everyday cream — rich enough for hands and weathered skin, yet gentle enough for regular use wherever skin needs a little extra care.
This is a moisturiser made slowly, with intention — practical, unfussy, and rooted in the landscapes these ingredients come from.
Chaga extract, Usnea extract, coconut oil, shea butter, beeswax, geranium essential oil, lemongrass essential oil
60ml glass jar
• Handmade in small batches
• Deeply moisturising and protective
• Helps soften and condition dry or weather-exposed skin
• Naturally scented with geranium & lemongrass
This product is a cosmetic moisturiser for external use only.
To explore chaga in more depth, including identification, traditional use and modern research context, see our full Forager’s Guide to Chaga or Usnea.
