Bag Balm

thetrailboss · Apr 26, 2016

Yes, this is a real product. It is a heavy moisturizer that was invented for cow udders on farms and is made in my hometown. Turns out that it works great for really dry hands and wind burn. I use it a lot in the winter and for lip balm every once in a while. The family that owned it sold it to a group of investors who are expanding it--they are making a medium-sized tin and now a tube. If you haven't tried it you should.

http://www.wcax.com/category/166239/video-landing-page?clipId=12388520&autostart=true

ctenidae · Apr 26, 2016

Excellent product. For sore muscles, try Tiger Balm. DO NOT mix them up, particularly in certain, ahem, sensitive areas.

thetrailboss · Apr 26, 2016

ctenidae said:
Excellent product. For sore muscles, try Tiger Balm. DO NOT mix them up, particularly in certain, ahem, sensitive areas.

:lol: Exactly.

About ten years ago I got my first case of bad eczema on my hand. Doctor prescribed a steroid cream. I used it for two months with no success. Was up home and my Mom said, "you should try Bag Balm." Bag what? Got a tin for $7.99. No joke the eczema cleared in two days. It worked because the Balm sticks so well to the skin.

Puck it · Apr 26, 2016

My hands crack to the point of pain. I use Working Hands and coconut oil.

yeggous · Apr 26, 2016

This stuff is amazing. I was tipped off to it a few years ago on a trip to Jay Peak. I now keep a tin of it in my boot bag.

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thetrailboss · Apr 26, 2016

yeggous said:
This stuff is amazing. I was tipped off to it a few years ago on a trip to Jay Peak. I now keep a tin of it in my boot bag.

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Same here.

tumbler · Apr 27, 2016

thetrailboss said:
Yes, this is a real product. It is a heavy moisturizer that was invented for cow udders on farms and is made in my hometown. Turns out that it works great for really dry hands and wind burn. I use it a lot in the winter and for lip balm every once in a while. The family that owned it sold it to a group of investors who are expanding it--they are making a medium-sized tin and now a tube. If you haven't tried it you should.

http://www.wcax.com/category/166239/video-landing-page?clipId=12388520&autostart=true

Been using it for years. Got turned onto it making snow and using it on the face to prevent frostbite. Use it on the kids skiing now for the same purpose. They keep a tube in their coats.

Terry · Apr 28, 2016

Great stuff. Use it all the time for any skin iritations. Soothe blisters, burns, itching, swamp ass and any skin iritations. Keep a tin at home and one at work in my toolbox.

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