FAQ

This balm was made for dry, exposed, work-worn skin.

It’s built for skin that deals with weather, friction, repeated washing, pressure, and daily wear — especially where roughness starts to build and recovery starts to slow.

Use it where skin takes the hit most.

Hands, knuckles, fingers, wrists, forearms, elbows, or other dry areas that deal with repeated exposure and friction.

No.

It was built with hard-working hands in mind, but it can be used anywhere skin gets dry, rough, exposed, or worn down.

Use it when skin needs reinforcement.

After long days outside. After washing. Before dryness builds too far. When friction starts to linger. When skin feels rough, tight, or worn down.

A lot of people will get the best use from it after work, after a shower, before bed, or anytime exposed skin starts feeling overworked.

As often as needed.

For some people, that may be once or twice a day. For others, it may be more during colder weather, dry conditions, or heavy exposure.

Consistency matters more than overdoing it once.

Start with a small amount.

This is a rich balm, so a little goes a long way. Apply enough to cover the area without overloading it, then add more only if needed.

Rich, substantial, and easy to spread.

It was built to stay where you apply it and hold up better than lighter formulas made more for feel than function.

It’s a balm, so it has more substance than a light lotion.

That’s intentional.

It’s meant to provide richer support for dry, exposed skin. Use a small amount and work it in evenly.

Because a balm makes more sense when exposure is constant.

It gives richer coverage, stays where it’s applied longer, and holds up better through repeated use than lighter formulas that are often built more around feel.

No water-heavy base.

This is a focused balm formula built to stay rich and functional rather than diluted into something lighter just for appearance.

The core formula is built around grass-fed tallow, raw wild honey, and olive oil.

Each was chosen for how it supports dry, exposed skin and how it contributes to a rich, functional balm.

No added fragrance.

Any scent comes from the materials themselves, not from added perfume.

It was built primarily for exposed, work-worn skin like hands, wrists, forearms, elbows, and other dry areas.

Store it in a cool, dry place and keep the lid closed when not in use.

Because it’s a balm, temperature can affect firmness. Warmer conditions may soften it. Cooler conditions may make it firmer.

That can happen with richer balms.

If it softens, let it rest in a cooler place before using again. That does not necessarily mean anything is wrong with the product.

No.

This balm is not a drug or medical treatment. It was built to support dry, exposed, work-worn skin through consistent use.

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