Bag Balm Vermont's Original for Dry Chapped Skin Conditions - Hand & Body (4 Ounce (Pack of 3))

It’s nothing like the old time bag balm my mom used to use on the animals 60 years ago. That was like a medicated liniment, and more like BenGay. This is just a very mild salve that makes the skin soft it’s a lanolin type salve. Or you could even call it a softening wax. My dog needed something to help with his scratches from hunting. And this seemed to do very well. a can of this will last me a lifetime. It goes a long ways. Not what I expected but I am very satisfied with it. And they use it at my hunting club as well and they swear by it.

This product is great/good for rough, dry skin, the smell isn’t too bad, I like the way it feels on my hands

When you're a mom this is a must have. I have used bag balm on my kids when they got a diaper rash and would clear up very quickly and now my kids use for my grandchildren. I found out about about bag balm from my grandmother so this product really has stood the test of time.

My caregiver started using this on my feet because of the extreme dryness from swelling. It worked wonders. My feet have never looked so good. No more dry, flaky skin. I tried numerous products, nothing works like Bag Balm!

I consider this an essential part of my skin care. I use it on my hands and feet before bed. Keeps my feet from developing callouses. But I've also used it on my legs or neck area. Great moisturizer.

It works wonders on feet, hands, lips elbows and knees!!!!!

My hands and lips crack super bad in the winter. This tin is the perfect size to get me through the winter. If youve never used Bag Balm you must give it a try. A little bit goes a long way. I prefer to grab a small dollop of bag balm and rub it half way into my hands then get a pump of my favorite lotion and finish rubbing everything in. For me, that feels less cakey or thick on my hands. For my lips I just put a touch bit like lip gloss (they do make a little gloss tube which is handy). There is a slight medicinal “Band-aid” type of smell but it’s not powerful nor overwhelming. The diary farmer neighbor who used to milk cows by hand recommended this to me (he was in his 90’s) when we moved out to farm country and it’s been a must have each winter. My husband uses it now too on his cracking hands from construction work.

Bag Balm has been in my life since I was a little kid, I'm 73 yrs old. My Dad used it on his hand working as a Carpenter. Plus our cows utters when needed). My Mom used it on our skinned knees and baby bottoms as my Nieces and Nephews came along and when my two boys like my brothers and sisters kids did there's when they were babies. Worked great on diaper wash, hands cracked and dry sit and rub a little bag balm into your hands before going to bed put on a pair of white cotton gloves. In the morning wash hands as normal and they will be soft and alot of cracks will be healed. I still use it on my hands especially when they get cuts or cracks and won't heal overnight. It worth trying