$8.50
Tropical Ambrosia Balm
SKU: 33359
Tropical Ambrosia Balm is a creamy, buttery mélange of coconut with overtones of mango.
This delicate and soothing lip or body balm is delightfully softening. Try is on ashy elbows or dry chaffed skin, especially hands and cuticles. This tropical nectar is especially good to brighten a tattoo or use as an all-purpose skin illuminator.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Apply as needed to chapped lips and dry skin.
Petrolatum, Lanolin, Beeswax, Fragrance (Toasted Coconut, Coconut,Mango), Limolool, Limonene.
*Ingredients may be subject to change. The most accurate and up to date product ingredient list can also found on the product packaging.
*Ingredients may be subject to change. The most accurate and up to date product ingredient list can also found on the product packaging.
Dr. Smith was born near Woodsboro, Maryland, on March 25, 1865. He entered the proprietary drug and medicine field and was registered by the Maryland Board of Pharmacy in 1902. Dr. George F. Smith founded the Rosebud Perfume Company in 1895.
The business began in a small drugstore located across the street from what is now known as the Rosebud Building in Woodsboro, Maryland. Friends and customers suggested that he prepare for them a family salve that could be used for various minor skin irritations. With this as a challenge, Dr. Smith formulated a product known as Smith's "Balsam of Rosebuds" which was later renamed Smith's "Rosebud Salve." Realizing its local popularity, Dr. Smith decided to advertise his product in country tabloids, and within a few years he had organized one of the most unique mail order businesses in the United States.
Several years later, Dr. Smith purchased the old Smith Hotel. He sold his drugstore and moved into the imposing brick building which has served as the home of Rosebud products for over 100 years.
The business began in a small drugstore located across the street from what is now known as the Rosebud Building in Woodsboro, Maryland. Friends and customers suggested that he prepare for them a family salve that could be used for various minor skin irritations. With this as a challenge, Dr. Smith formulated a product known as Smith's "Balsam of Rosebuds" which was later renamed Smith's "Rosebud Salve." Realizing its local popularity, Dr. Smith decided to advertise his product in country tabloids, and within a few years he had organized one of the most unique mail order businesses in the United States.
Several years later, Dr. Smith purchased the old Smith Hotel. He sold his drugstore and moved into the imposing brick building which has served as the home of Rosebud products for over 100 years.
