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.
Washing hands and body after outdoor work. Orange zest helps scrub away garden dirt and grime, while goat milk and shea butter keep skin feeling soft instead of dry and tight.
Yes. It's a gentle goat milk soap that cleanses without stripping moisture, so it suits dry, easily irritated hands. It does contain fragrance, so patch test first if your skin reacts to scents.
Saponified sunflower, coconut and castor oils and shea butter, plus goat milk, orange zest and fragrance. Sodium hydroxide is used to make the soap, and none remains in the finished bar.
For many gardeners, yes. A firm bar lets you scrub directly on dirty knuckles and nails, and the orange zest adds gentle texture that most liquid soaps don't have, with minimal packaging.
It depends on use, but keeping it dry makes a big difference. Each bar is about 4–5 oz; store it on a draining dish or soap saver, and use it within 12 months for best results.
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