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Our Ingredients
This page will be in a constant state of construction; here’s what we have “put to paper” so far. If you have specific questions, just ask.
We choose certified organic and fair trade ingredients whenever possible. Other organic ingredients come from our own garden. A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Aloe Vera (aloe barbadensis)
What it does: Aloe is healing and moisturizing. It encourages good circulation and rejuvenates aging skin. It's also used for abrasions and burns. It is known to have anti-inflammatory, anti-bacterial, and anti-viral properties. We use it in our Aloe & Shea Moisturizing Lotion, Skin Conditioner, Bath Soap
and Sunburn Relief spray.What’s in it: Protein, calcium, germanium, magnesium, selenium, zinc, vitamins A, B12, C and E, essential fatty acids, amino acids, and enzymes. We use certified organic only. AntioxidantsWhat it does: Antioxidants are vitamins, minerals and enzymes that may help prevent and repair damage to your body's tissue. Antioxidants do this by slowing or preventing the effect of free radicals. Free radicals start oxidation -- a process that causes damage to cells (similar to a peeled apple or pear turning brown). Antioxidants themselves are oxidized in the process of their work, so they need to be replenished.There is quite a lot of controversy about whether or not antioxidants are anti-aging, or otherwise helpful to the skin. We do know that herbs are helpful to the skin and many contain antioxidants. What’s in it: In this case, we mean what are they in! Antioxidants are abundant in herbs and other botanicals. Just a few of the ingredients we use that contain antioxidants include: parsley, comfrey, clove, frankincense, ginger, sage, lemon, rosemary, thyme, vetiver, green tea, evening primrose oil, lecithin, citric acid, lemon balm, peppermint, and rosehips. If you see that an ingredient contains any of the following, it contains antioxidants: allantoin, anthocyanins, beta-carotene/carotenoids/vitamin A, catechins, flavinoids, leucoanthocyanins, lipoic acid, lutein, lycopene, oligomeric proanthocyanidins/OPCs, polyphenols, selenium, tocopherols/Vitamin E, and Vitamin C. We believe that all of these substances work best in the context of the entire plant material, taking advantage of synergy with the many other components of the plant. Synthesized or separated versions don't have the advantages of synergy and may cause unexpected negative side effects. Arnica (arnica montana) aka leopard’s baneWhat it does: Arnica reduces the impact of bumps and bruises, and helps heal joint and muscle strain. When applied promptly, it helps prevent bruising by stopping capillaries from bleeding. It is anti-bacterial and anti-inflammatory which are the characteristics that help reduce pain and swelling and improve wound healing. We use arnica infused oil in our Hand Cream, Backache Oil, and Stiff Neck & Shoulder Rub.What’s in it: Arnicin, tannin and phulin. We use certified organic only. 
Beeswax (apis mellifera)What it does: Holds ingredients together and keeps them in a more solid state.What’s in it: Bergamot (citrus bergamia)What it does: Inhaled, it relaxes the nervous system and helps improve digestion. It can be inhaled for anxiety, stress, tension, fear, hysteria and depression, as well as for respiratory tract infections. It is used topically for skin problems. Its antiseptic properties make it ideal for treating wounds, herpes, acne and oily skin conditions, as well as psoriasis, eczema and general healing. Also antifungal.What’s in it: Contains vitamins A and C, and thymol. We use certified organic only. 
Burdock (arctium lappa)What it does: Burdock root is used to alleviate skin problems including eczema and psoriasis. It is antibacterial, antifungal, astringent, and soothing to the skin. It tones the skin, accelerates healing and reduces the chances of future irritation. We use it in our hair care products because it reduces scalp irritation, controls sebum, combats dandruff and promotes healthy hair growth. In general burdock root is detoxifying and boosts the immune system.What’s in it: Rich in vitamin C, iron, inulin, and magnesium. High in silicon, chromium, potassium and B1. Moderate amounts of calcium, selenium, manganese, protein, vitamins A and P. We use certified organic only. Calendula (calendula officinalis)
What it does: Alleviates reddened and inflamed skin. Calendula helps detoxify the body, and therefore helps treat systemic skin disorders, including chronic problems such as eczema and acne. It is also used to treat broken capillaries. It has both antiseptic and antifungal properties. Calendula decreases inflammation and swelling; soothes burns rashes and skin irritations. Laboratory studies show it kills bacteria and fungus and is even antispasmodic.What’s in it: Vitamins A, C and phosphorous. We use certified organic or grown in our own gardens without the use of chemicals. Carrot Seed Oil (daucus carota)What it does: Carrot seed oil is considered to be both revitalizing and toning for the skin, helps improve mature complexions and reduce wrinkles. It has antiseptic properties which make it a good anti-acne ingredient. Its healing properties make it effective for both dry and oily skin and a healthy scalp, and it's used to treat dermatitis, including eczema and psoriasis. It also helps improve circulation, release toxins and is a smooth muscle relaxant.What’s in it: Carrot seed essential oil is actually steam distilled from the seeds of the plant/weed we know as Queen Anne's Lace. It is wildcrafted (therefore not organic) but good sources will not gather the "side of the road" plants. (We have good sources.) It contains vitamins A (beta carotene), C, B1 and B2. Castor Oil (Ricinus communis)What it does: It is a healing therapeutic oil. It protects against harsh environmental conditions.What’s in it: We use certified organic only.  Catnip (nepeta cataria)What it does: For people it is mildly sedative, though it makes cats crazy. Also antispasmodic. We use it in dream pillows for its calming effect, in hair rinse for the silicon, and in the catnip toys for the happiness of cats, but it can also be used in other ways. Catnip tea is used for calming the nerves and digestive system and as a general tonic to balance the body.What’s in it: Iron, selenium, potassium, manganese, vitamins A and C. Lesser amounts of magnesium, phosphorous, calcium, silicon, and B complex. We use certified organic only. 
Cedarwood (cedrus atlanticus)What it does: We use cedar essential oil in Herbaliz Shampoo to combat greasy hair, encourage hair growth and reduce hair loss. It is antioxidant, antiseptic, astringent, regenerative, and a circulatory stimulant, all of which is good for scalp health. Other things that cedar can do is combat acne, discourage dandruff, dermatitis, eczema, and fungal infections. Positive side effects of breathing in the scent of cedar are that it calms the spirit and eases nervous tension and anxiety. That's why we use it in Tranquility Aroma Blend and Linen Spray.What’s in it: Cedar contains sesquiterpenes (antioxidants), atlantone, caryophyllene, cedrol, cadinene. We use steam distilled cedar essential oil, and will choose certified organic when we can. Woods are less likely to be certified organic since it takes a good while to grow a tree! Chamomile (anthemis nobilis)What it does: Calming (to the nerves, digestion and skin), mildly sedative, anti-inflammatory and antispasmodic.What’s in it: 
Citric AcidWhat it does: Cosmetic manufacturers use citric acid to adjust the acidity of a product to avoid skin irritation (aka "balance the pH"). We use it for the same reason. It is also a natural preservative.What’s in it: Citric acid is a weak organic acid. It is made from plants (usually corn and/or molasses these days)and is an alpha hydroxy acid. It is generally recognized as safe (GRAS), and not at all toxic in the tiny amounts we use. EWG analysis shows people are exposed to far more citric acid from a piece of fruit or glass of juice than from cosmetics. That said, there are still some folks who may have a reaction to it. It is not clear whether it is an allergy (like some people have to strawberries), or an intolerance due to too much exposure. With this in mind we are seeking alternatives and will update you the moment we have been successful. Clary Sage (salvia sclarea)What it does: Clary sage is used by aromatherapists as an antidepressant, antispasmodic (muscle relaxer), deodorant, and sedative. It is well known for providing a euphoric action, and as an agent to clean greasy hair.What’s in it: Coltsfoot (tussilago farfara)What it does:What’s in it: potassium, sulfur, calcium, vitamin C Comfrey (symphytum officinale) aka "knitbone"
What it does: Comfrey reduces inflammation, and is an anti-irritant that alleviates rashes. It helps exfoliate old and damaged cells while encouraging new skin cells to grow and remain healthy. The allantoin in comfrey helps improve skin's ability to retain moisture, providing a smoothing effect. Comfrey is also antibacterial and speeds wound healing. It got its other name "knitbone" because it promotes growth of connective tissue, cartilage and bone.What’s in it: The main healing ingredient in comfrey leaf is allantoin, which gently encourages new cells to grow. Comfrey is rich in antioxidants, vitamin A, C, calcium and trace minerals. It contains 18 amino acids, tannin, rosmarinic acid, mucilage, steroidal saponins, inulin, carotene, vitamin B1, B2, B12, E, protein, and zinc. There is some concern about the use of comfrey because it also contains pyrrolizidine alkaloids which can be harmful when taken internally. We use comfrey leaves in our infused oil, which contain much less of the alkaloid than the roots, and we do not recommend taking any of our lotions internally! We use certified organic or comfrey grown in our own gardens without the use of chemicals. 
CypressWhat it does: healing, detoxifyingWhat’s in it: Decyl polyglucoseWhat it does: Makes suds.What’s in it: Decyl polyglucose, is manufactured from corn and coconut and palm kernel oils. It can also be described as being made from corn, glucose and starch. Corn supplies the carbohydrates which are converted with fatty alcohols from the oils, into alkyl polyglycosides. Yeah, I don’t understand that either. What I do know is that decyl polyglucose is an effective, gentle, cleaner with no reported adverse effects and is fully biodegradable. Because it is manufactured, it can’t be considered natural. It is the mildest, safest material we know of for making the suds we demand in our shampoos and cleansers. It won’t make the mountains of suds we’ve grown used to, but it will make enough, without negative side effects. 
Elder (sambucus canadensis)What it does: Used for arthritis, colds, skin problems such as eczema and psoriasis and inflammations. Boosts the immune system. Antiviral and astringent. We use the flower in our bath soaks, bath teas and scrubbies.What’s in it: Contains more vitamin C than any other plant except rosehips. Also has vitamin A and bioflavonoids. Evening Primrose Oil (oenothera biennis)What it does: Has anti-inflammatory and anti-oxidant effects. Is used for rheumatoid arthritis and as a balancer for the female system. Good for joints, hair and skin for both men and women.What’s in it: Evening Primrose Seed Oil is a rich source of gamma linoleic acid (high GLA content), an Omega 6 fatty acid. Essential Fatty Acids cannot be produced by our own bodies, and instead must be obtained from dietary sources. We use certified organic only. Fennel (foeniculum vulgare)
What it does: blood purifier, removes waste material from the body. We use it in our cleansing grains. What’s in it: Calcium, magnesium, phosphorous, iron and selenium, vitamins A, C and E, flavonoids. 
Frankincense (boswellia carterii)What it does: Used to combat blemishes, for dry and mature complexions, scars, wounds, wrinkles. Anti-inflammatory, antifungal, antiseptic, astringent, cicatrizant, tonicWhat’s in it: French Green ClayWhat it does: French Green Clay has exceptional absorbent powers due to its tiny molecules. It "drinks" oils, toxic substances, and impurities from the skin. The fine particles allow for greater absorption of impurities, dust, oil, contaminants, and make up than other clays. It tones and stimulates the skin, bringing fresh blood to damaged skin cells. Using French Green Clay can help clear problem skin, revitalize the complexion, and tighten pores. We use it in our Herbal Clay Mask .What’s in it: French Green Clay contains important elements, including montmorillonite, mineral oxides, magnesium, calcium, potassium, dolomite, silica, manganese, phosphorous, silicon, copper, and selenium. Its green color comes from a combination of iron oxides, and decomposed plant matter. 
Geranium (pelargonium graveolens)What it does: Acne, bruises, broken capillaries, burns, congested skin, cuts, dermatitis, eczema, mature skin, oily complexion,; mosquito repellant; poor circulation, cellulitis; antidepressant, anti-inflammatory, antiseptic-antibacterial, astringent, cicatrizant, deodorant, antifungalWhat’s in it: We use certified organic only. Ginger
What it does: Increases circulation, stimulating, fights inflammation. Helps with headaches, arthritis, muscle pain, indigestion.What’s in it: Vitamins A, C, B complex, calcium, iron, phosphorus, sodium, potassium and magnesium. We use certified organic only. Grapefruit (citrus x paradisi)
What it does: Grapefruit essential oil (which is pressed from the rind), tones the skin, counteracting congested and oily skin. It acts against germs, viruses, headaches and depression, and can help detoxify the body.What’s in it: Grapefruit is exceptionally high in vitamin C. It also contains vitamin A, thiamine, riboflavin, potassium, niacin and iron. Chemical constituents include limonene, cadinene, paradisiol, geraniol, and esters, coumarins and furocoumarins. To us this all means lots of anti-oxidants! We use certified organic only in our Herbal Glycerin Soap and Lip Balm.  HopsWhat it does: Relaxing for the nerves, relieves anxiety, encourages restful sleep, eases headaches. We use it in dream pillows when available. Hops are also known to be skin softening and antimicrobial.What’s in it: Potassium, niacin and B complex vitamins. To a lesser extent, phosphorous, vitamin C, calcim, magnesium, selenium.  Horsetail (equisetum arvense or hymale)What it does: Encourages strong hair and nails. Prevents hair loss, counteracts greasy hair. We use it in both hair and nail products. Also used to prevent wrinkles, and for chilblains and wounds. Used as a scouring powder in ancient timesWhat’s in it: It is rich in the minerals silicon (10%), selenium, vitamin C, iron, niacin, potassium, and calcium. To a lesser extent, it contains vitamins A, E, pantothenic acid, B1 and B2. We use certified organic or grown in our own gardens without the use of chemicals. Kaolin ClayWhat it does: Dehydrating, astringentWhat’s in it: LavenderWhat it does: Balancing, heals scalp, counteracts dandruff. Antiseptic, anti bacterial and analgesic. Helps relieve headaches, insomnia, fatigue, muscle spasms, anxiety. Repels bugs, heals burns, wounds acne and eczema. Relaxes and soothes aching muscles.What’s in it: We use certified organic or grown in our own gardens without the use of chemicals. LecithinWhat it does: Lecithin is a superb emollient (softening and soothing agent), moisturizer (helps hydrate the skin) and antioxidant, which is why we use it in our Eye Cream, and why it has been used in fine regenerative creams for centuries. It can both deeply penetrate the skin, and carry other beneficial ingredients to the cells and the bloodstream, increasing the therapeutic value of the other ingredients. (Conversely, if lecithin is combined with "bad" ingredients, it would help them enter the cells more effectively as well. So when you see lecithin, it is important to note what it is combined with.)Lecithin is used in other products for many reasons. It has emulsifying, stabilizing, thickening, and suspending qualities, and is used in cooking, as a dietary supplement and for medicinal purposes. One of the primary concerns that gives lecithin a poor rating on the Skin Deep Cosmetics Database has to do with it being put in an aerosol and inhaled. Herbaliz Eye Cream is "goopy" and in a little jar- no chance of inhalation. (Talc is getting a bad rap for the same reason. As long as it isn't dry or sprayed it's not "bad".) Another report on allergic reactions to lecithin turned out to be the result of a bleaching agent that was used on it. And then there's the animal product issue. We use organic, non-gmo, food grade, liquid, unbleached soy lecithin. What’s in it: Lecithin contains phosphlipids, iron, potassium, B vitamins, vitamin E, choline, linolenic acid. We use organic, non-gmo, food grade, liquid, unbleached soy lecithin.Lemon (citrus limon)What it does: Antihistamine, anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, reduces redness, antioxidantWhat’s in it: high in vitamins A, B, and C We use certified organic only. Lemon Balm (melissa officinalis)
What it does: Lemon balm has been proven to help heal minor skin irritations, relieve itching and redness. It is antibacterial, helping to speed healing and prevent infection. It is known to be antiviral, antioxidant, antihistamine, antispasmodic, antibacterial, and tranquilizing/sedative. It is reported to help lower blood pressure, ease headaches, and repel insects as well.
We use lemon balm in our Herbal Clay Mask for its skin soothing, antioxidant and astringent qualities. In our Herbal Bath Soaks and Bath Teas it soothes anxiety and nervous tension as well as calming both skin and muscles. What’s in it: Lemon balm contains flavonoids (antioxidants), polyphenols, tannins, volatile oils, and triterpenes. It contains eugenol, which kills bacteria and has been shown to calm muscles and tissues. We use certified organic or grown in our own gardens without the use of chemicals. Licorice RootWhat it does: Decreases skin inflammation, decreases symptoms of stress, decreases symptoms of allergies, vs fluWhat’s in it: Mugwort (artemisia vulgaris)What it does: Mugwort has been used for centuries in sleep pillows to promote dreaming. We use it in both our Dreamy Sleep and Spirit Centering Sleep Dream Pillows to achieve exactly that effect. Other uses include decreasing external inflammation and repelling moths.What’s in it: Bitters and flavonoids. We use certified organic or grown in our own gardens without chemicals. Myrrh (commiphora myrrha)What it does: Athlete’s foot, chapped and cracked skin, eczema, mature complexions, wounds, wrinkles. Anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, antiseptic, astringent, cicatrizant, fungicidal, sedative, tonic.What’s in it: Olive OilWhat it does: For skin problems and for soaking nails to improve their strength. Burns, dermatitis, eczema, psoriasis, sensitive and chapped skin.What’s in it: Orange, SweetWhat it does: anti spasmodic and mild sedative effectsWhat’s in it: We use certified organic only. 
ParsleyWhat it does: Stimulates the immune system, tones blood vessels, arteries and capillaries.What’s in it: Vitamins A, C, B complex, calcium, protein, trace minerals. Passion Flower (passiflora incarnata)
What it does: Passion flower ncourages refreshing sleep for people who are upset, worried or overtired. It can help reduce insomnia and tension, and can strengthen the nervous system. We use it in dream pillows
for just that.What’s in it: Calcium, vitamins A and C, flavonoids, maltol, cyanogenic glycosides, and harman indole alkaloids. We use certified organic only. PatchouliWhat it does: Oily hair, scalp healingWhat’s in it: Peppermint (mentha piperita)
What it does: cleansing for the body, soothing for the nervous system and digestion. Reduces muscle spasms, reduces fever, counteracts colds, flu, hay fever, and sinus congestion. Relieves headaches.What’s in it: Contains Vitamins A, B complex, calcium, selenium, magnesium and other minerals. We use certified organic only. Plantain (plantago major)
What it does: Encourages healing, reduces inflammation, helps reverse allergic symptoms, reduces itching. Allantoin has been proved to promote wound healing, speed up cell regeneration, and have skin-softening effects.What’s in it: high in beta carotene (A) and calcium. It also provides ascorbic acid (C), and vitamin K. Among the more notable chemicals found in plantain are allantion, apigenin, aucubin, baicalein, linoleic acid, oleanolic acid, sorbitol, and tannin. We use certified organic or grown in our own gardens without the use of chemicals. Rhassoul ClayWhat it does: Studies have shown that Rhassoul clay can improve skin texture, reduce dryness, clarify the complexion, reduce flakiness and improve elasticity of the skin. On the surface, it removes oil and dead skin layers, smoothing the skin. Rhassoul clay comes from the Atlas Mountains of Morocco and has been used for facial care since at least ancient Roman and Egyptian times. It continues to be used in upscale spas around the world. We use it in our Herbal Clay Mask for your personal spa days.What’s in it: Rhassoul clay is rich in trace minerals, containing silica, magnesium, aluminum, sodium, calcium and iron. Due to the high mineral content, Rhassoul appears to be more effective than other clays at cleansing, detoxification, and regular skin care. The minerals detoxify the skin by exchanging themselves for toxic metals and oily compounds. Rosehip Seed Oil, Rosehip Powder (rosa spp.)
What it does: helps to delay the effects of skin aging, assists with cell regeneration, and promotes collagen and elastin levels to increase. (smooths facial lines and wrinkles) Used for Stretch marks, UV damage from overexposure to the sun, Scars from surgery, burns, and acne, Eczema, Psoriasis, wrinkles, and premature skin aging, hyper-pigmentation, dermatitis, burns, including those from radiation and sunburns, age spots, brittle nails, dry and damaged hair. Improves cell membrane, boosts immune system, promotes tissue growth.What’s in it: carotenoids, vitamins A and C, a high amount of essential fatty acids and Vitamin E, In particular, it is rich in linoleic and linolenic acids, which are important skin nutrients. Also contain calcium, iron, selenium, B complex vitamins and trace minerals. We use certified organic only. 
RosemaryWhat it does: Stimulates hair growth, stimulates scalp, vs dandruffWhat’s in it: We use certified organic or grown in our own gardens without the use of chemicals. RosewoodWhat it does: Counteracts dullnessWhat’s in it: Sage (salvia officinalis)
What it does: We use sage in all our hair care products
because it promotes hair growth, counteracts dandruff, and reduces hair loss. It even helps reduce oily hair without being drying because it is gently astringent. We use the dried herb in our Stimulating Bath Soak
and Bath Tea
because it is relaxing to the nervous system while stimulating circulation. Herbaliz Backache Relief Oil
contains sage essential oil primarily for its anti-spasmodic and anti-inflammatory qualities. In addition, sage is antibacterial, anti-fungal, antimicrobial, antioxidant, antiseptic, and tonic. It helps improve memory, calm the nerves, encourage healing and purify the air. What’s in it: Sage contains calcium, potassium, zinc, magnesium, iron, niacin, vitamin A, B1, B2 and B complex, volatile oils (including thujone, cineole, borneol, linalool, camphors, salvene, pinine), salvin and carnosic acid, flavonoids, phenolic acids, rosemarnic acid, tannins, A-thujone, B-thujone, camphor, cineol. We use certified organic or grown in our own gardens without the use of chemicals. Santolina
What it does: Skin antiseptic, antibacterial, antifungal, vs muscle spasms, repels moths What’s in it: We use certified organic or grown in our own gardens without the use of chemicals. Shea ButterWhat it does: Shea butter is an excellent moisturizer, tissue healer and regenerator, and hair moisturizer.What’s in it: We use a certified organic unrefined shea butter from Ghana. SoapwortWhat it does: Psoriasis, eczema, acne.What’s in it: vitamin C, saponin (which makes suds) Strawberry Leaf (fragaria vesca)What it does: Strawberry leaf helps with all kinds of skin problems including rashes and excema. We use it in our Herbal Vinegar Toner for its astringent, antibacterial and antioxidant properties.What’s in it: Strawberry leaves contain tannins, antioxidant flavonoids, ascorbic acid (Vitamin C- also an antioxidant), and a tiny amount of essential oil. We use certified organic only. Sunflower Seed Oil (helianthus annuus)
What it does: Sunflower oil is lightweight and easily absorbed into the skin. It smooths, softens and moisturizes skin and is excellent for all skin types, but especially for dry, weathered, aged, and damaged skin. What’s in it: It supplies more Vitamin E than any other vegetable oil and contains vitamins A and D. Sunflower is not a genetically modified plant (non-GMO)and allergic reactions to it are very rare, two more reasons for our choice. We use certified organic, expeller pressed, high oleic sunflower oil only. 
ThymeWhat it does: Vs dermatitisWhat’s in it: We use certified organic or grown in our own gardens without the use of chemicals. Vegetable Emulsifying WaxWhat it does: Emulsifying wax is used to blend our creams and lotions which contain both oil and water. Its ability to bind oil and water is unparalleled, keeping the two from separating, which is their nature. It does this while providing a desirable consistency and texture, without leaving a greasy film on the skin (the way beeswax does). Emulsifying wax is suitable for most skin types as allergic reaction and skin sensitivities have rarely been recorded. It earns a “4” on the cosmetics database rating scale primarily because of the variety of substances from which it can be made (which are not disclosed by its name), and because of its manufactured nature. It cannot be considered natural, despite its plant origins.What’s in it: Ours is derived from cetostearyl alcohol, and ethoxylated sorbitan ester, which are extracted from plant fats. (So it may have started with plants, but it goes through at least two levels of manufactured changes.) This particular emulsifying wax is NF (National Formulary) approved and is the global choice for emulsifying compounds. So as far as we know it is the best choice for a non-greasy, non-toxic lotion. We will keep looking for something better. If you know of a truly natural emulsifier that performs this well, contact us right away! VetiverWhat it does: Scalp healingWhat’s in it: Vitamin E (tocopherols)What it does: We use small amounts of Vitamin E in our lotions and creams as a preservative and anti-oxidant.What’s in it: Made from soybeans, we use a vacuum distilled, unrefined Vitamin E oil that has been verified and tested GMO free from crop to finished material. It is also Kosher Certified. The vitamin E we use is "natural mixed tocopherols". We do not use tocopherol acetate, synthetic or semi-synthetic "natural source" vitamin E. 
Yarrow (achillea millefolium)What it does: Promotes hair growth, slows hair loss, improves circulation.What’s in it: Potassium, phosphorous, B complex vitamins, magnesium, manganese, selenium, silicon. Small amounts of other vitamins and minerals. |
