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.




Yes. Activated charcoal helps draw out excess oil and impurities, making this bar a good choice for oily or blemish-prone skin, while goat milk and shea butter keep it from feeling stripping.
Sunflower oil, lard, coconut oil, castor oil and shea butter, made into soap with goat milk and sodium hydroxide (none remains in the bar), plus activated charcoal and tea tree essential oil.
Yes. It's gentle enough for daily face washing. If your skin starts to feel dry, use it once a day instead of twice and follow with a moisturizer.
Usually, yes, but it contains tea tree essential oil, which some sensitive skin reacts to. Patch test on your jaw or inner arm first, and keep the lather away from your eyes.
No. It's made with goat milk and lard, so it isn't vegan or vegetarian.
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