FAQ

Q: Who is Flore Cura for?

A: Flore Cura is for anyone with sensitive, dry, or stressed skin. We create clean botanical skincare for women navigating hormonal change, including perimenopause, menopause, and postpartum, as well as women going through or recovering from cancer treatment. If your skin has become drier, more reactive, or harder to care for, our gentle formulas were made with you in mind.

Q: Why do I need a breast balm?

A: The skin around the breast and décolletage is delicate and thin, and it’s often overlooked in a regular skincare routine. It can become dry, tight, or sensitive, especially during hormonal changes. The Calming Breast Balm is a rich botanical balm made to comfort and nourish this skin, helping it feel soft, soothed, and cared for.

Q: How do I use the Breast Balm?

A: Warm a small amount between your fingertips and massage gently into clean and dry skin using light circular strokes. Use it morning and evening, or whenever your skin feels dry or tight. A little goes a long way.

Q: Can I use the balm on other parts of my body?

A: Yes. While it was designed for the delicate skin of the breast and décolletage, the Breast Balm is a versatile botanical balm that works beautifully anywhere skin feels dry, tight, or in need of extra comfort - such as elbows, hands, knees, heels, or any rough or dry patches. Use it wherever your skin needs a little more care. 

Q: When should I use it and how often?

A: The balm is gentle enough for daily use. Many people apply it as part of their morning and evening routine, and reapply through the day if skin feels especially dry. For a calming moment, massage it in slowly and take a few deep breaths - a small ritual of self-care.

Q: What’s in the Breast Balm?

A: It’s built on a short list of clean botanical ingredients: calendula, a botanical long valued for soothing sensitive skin; shea butter, a rich natural emollient that softens dryness; beeswax, which forms a gentle protective layer that helps skin hold moisture; apricot and rice bran oils, which are light and similar to skin’s own oils; and vitamin E, a naturally occurring antioxidant that helps condition the skin.