A Badger Fan's Guide to Baseball Tailgate Season (and Keeping Your Skin in the Game)
A Badger football fan supporting her baseball-loving husband builds the ultimate game-day skincare lineup, from leadoff lip balm to a postgame beer soap.



Use it 2β3 times a week. That is often enough to keep rough patches smooth and skin soft, without over-exfoliating. Follow with a moisturizer or body oil for extra hydration.
Yes, for most people. Sugar crystals dissolve as you massage, so they exfoliate more gently than many salt scrubs. If your skin is very sensitive, patch-test on a small area first and avoid freshly shaved or broken skin.
Six ingredients: sugar, sunflower oil, shea butter, mango butter, polysorbate 80 and vitamin E (tocopherol). The sugar exfoliates, the oils and butters moisturize, and polysorbate 80 helps the scrub rinse clean.
It comes in three scents: Sugar Rush, Wild Plum Sage and Pink Paloma. Each has the same whipped, moisturizing base with sugar, sunflower oil, shea butter and mango butter, so you can choose by scent alone.
The jar holds 6 oz and is best used within 12 months of opening. Scoop with dry hands and keep the lid closed so water from the shower does not get into the jar.
Earn points. Redeem skincare.
Get rewarded every time you shop, refer a friend, or celebrate a birthday. Turn points into discounts on future purchasesβour thank-you for choosing small-batch, ingredient-first skincare.
Thoughtful Skincare, Made to Trust
A Badger football fan supporting her baseball-loving husband builds the ultimate game-day skincare lineup, from leadoff lip balm to a postgame beer soap.
In September, the FDA announced a recall of six hand soaps that may contain harmful bacteria. Here's how to check your bottles, what to look for in a safe soap,...
Goat milk soap cleanses without stripping, nourishes with natural fats and vitamins, and is genuinely better for dry, sensitive, and reactive skin. Here's everything worth knowing.