Muddy Creek Lavender Gardening Salve

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Just this morning, I purchased Muddy Creek Lavender Gardening Salve at the Tuesday Morning Thomasville Farmers Market, and I am glad that I did! It is actually Sweet Orange and Lavender, and it smells wonderful, but it is a light, natural scent. It isn't heavy or greasy, and my hands felt softer and more hydrated the moment that I applied it! 

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