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Bench Salve
Arnica, comfrey, beeswax — mixed on your bench so sore wrists don’t send you to a counter.
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DIY · Shop · House · Body
Do it yourself.
That’s the freedom.
Punchkiss is for men who hang their own doors, turn their own wrenches, and mix their own medicine. No shop wait. No branded bottle. You keep the keys.
“If you can hang the door, you can mix the salve. Nobody else needs to own that.”
Freedom is a sharp tool and a recipe you don’t have to ask permission for. Make the repair. Make the tin. Keep both.
Do it yourself
Your shop. Your mix. Your call.
Wood, engines, the house. Each job has a mix you make at the bench — so the fix stays yours from start to finish.
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Bay Liniment
Cayenne and willow, stirred in the garage. Keep the engine and the shoulders off someone else’s list.
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House Tea
Ginger, mint, willow. After you hang the door, the recovery cup is yours too — no appointment.
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Heal it yourself
Don’t outsource the body that does the work.
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Don’t wait on a shop
The part, the patch, the tin of salve — if you can do it, you do it. That’s the whole method.
- 02
Own the recipe
Write it down. Mix it on Sunday. Use it all month. Nobody gets to change the formula on you.
- 03
Independence is a habit
One job you finish yourself becomes the next. Tools, house, body — same rule.
No middleman
Forage it. Buy it. Either way — you mix it.
Comfrey, willow, ginger, arnica. A walk in the trees or a bag from town. The freedom is that you made it, and you can make it again.
Free DIY guide
Three recipes. Zero gatekeepers.
A salve, a liniment, and a tea — spoonfuls you can make without a brand, a wait, or a specialist. Yours to keep.