Badger Healing Balm, Hard Working Hands Cream, Organic Hand Cream for Dry Cracked Hands, Long Lasting Hand Moisturizer/Dry Hands Treatment, 2 oz Tin

I LOVE badger balm! It smells great and is super moisturizing. It is a little greasy once on but I wouldn't say it's sticky. My hands get pretty beat up at work so I use this at night and in the morning my hands honestly look and feel great!

Believe it or not I use this as a mascara remover. I have been using this for about 20 years for that purpose. Dissolves the mascara, keeps my leashes long and strong and has never caused any irritation. I use it twice when cleansing my face. Love it ! When I ordered this i didn't realize it was an itty bitty container , I usually buy the large size at the store. Great product !

Amazing! I love that it has all of the power of typical moisturizer and none of the bad ingredients.

I've purchased this before. I thought I was getting the larger size, but ended up with the smaller size, which really surprised me, but it was my own fault for not reading closely enough. This has a nice enough, not overwhelming smell. It doesn't seem to do the same job as lotion, but I tend to have an allergic reaction to different chemicals. So for those who want to try to avoid allergic reactions, this works great for me. I can definitely recommend it.

I have patches of psoriasis covering the entire surface area of my hands and this works so well to calm the skin when it is inflamed, burning, cracked, itching, or simply just extremely dry. it actually even alleviates the pain. I put some on the patches on my arms and it is working well there too. if it works for moderate-to-severe psoriasis then I am sure it will help the average person as well.

Ok, ok...I'll admit it. I'm a convert. Looking back I am able to see how silly I was - but at the time, purchasing Badger Balm just seemed...unnecessary. Like a luxury. Why pay for Badger Balm when I can use olive oil to work with metal clay (PMC) and use lotion to condition my skin the rest of the time? I would rather spend those bucks on more PMC! Or so I thought until I took the plunge and bought some Badger Balm. In my defense, olive oil is cheap. And readily available. And easy to use. And natural, so it's safe for kids and those with allergies. And a little goes a long way. But...BUT...those things said, there just isn't any comparison with Badger Balm. Talk about a little going a long way? Hello! Badger Balm has that covered. The smell? A light, fresh scent - nothing overpowering or stinky. It isn't greasy. Don't get me wrong - it does kind of "coat" your hands, but it doesn't leave your skin feeling greasy - or like you're helpless. You can still open jars with Badger Balm on...not so easy with regular lotion, impossible with olive oil slathered all over your digits! Badger Balm easily coats your PMC tools and work surface - without leaving everything "slickery", if ya know what I mean. It also seems to be a good skin conditioner in general - I finally remembered to put some on my feet when I went to bed - and it helped to soften the skin. I can see how using it on a regular basis could easily eliminate dry, cracked heels. (Not that mine were that bad, mind you.) This is the perfect moisturizer to throw in your purse. So here's the low down: I would buy this again. Especially since it seems the 2 oz pot I bought will last a very long time. I like this much better than olive oil for use with PMC. I'm not sure how it stacks up against regular lotion - since I live in a very dry climate, I'm a lotionaholic. Badger Balm takes up less space, won't spill if you're traveling, and like I previously said, doesn't leave your hands all lotiony. Or perfumey. (I'm using a lot of my own words...sorry!) However, I have a hard time remembering to use it instead of lotion. The price seems reasonable - especially since it lasts for so long. I think it's a good thing to keep around - which is definitely true for those needing a good release agent for PMC...however, I don't see it replacing my lotion anytime soon. To be totally honest, I'm not sure I see a huge difference between Badger Balm and Bag Balm - except the Badger Balm seems to be lighter. I would love it if someone would please explain why Badger Balm is better than Bag Balm (for use with PMC) - and how it's different. (I don't believe either is water soluble.) Anyway, you now have the skinny on Badger Balm and how it relates to olive oil, PMC and lotion...and even a bonus question about Badger Balm vs Bag Balm. Try it - I think you'll like it.

I've been using this product for years, and it's spared my hands from cracking during winter and after work sessions year-round. It's a reliable remedy, and I'm glad it continues to be available.

Absolutely love!!! All clean, simple ingredients that’s come in a tin rather a plastic jar. I hope it Never changes!

Conforme à la description mais très petite quantité la boîte est minuscule, tient à peine dans la paume de la main. Sinon très bon produit !

Hidrata bien las manos y los pies. Pero tiene un olor un poco fuerte para mi gusto , se va luego pero asi de primeras huele a hierbas. Su testura es suave pero cuesta darse la crema al cogerla del tarro de lo dura que esta. Hay que frotar con los dedos hasta que se deshace. Es mejor darse la crema por las noches.

Jadore ce produit : nourrit en profondeur les mains (surtout avec les tonnes de gels qu'on y met maintenant ) et j'adore l'odeur d'huile essentielles ! Marche bien aussi pour les pieds secs ! Ca fait 2 ans que je l'utilise et jai vraiment adopté ! Bio, sain et naturel !

No me gustó, no parece un producto original

I have never had better product for my hands. The smell is also soothing and amazing. Best thing for cuticles and dry hands and sensitive skin.