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.


No. It's made without fragrance and packed with skin-loving emollients, which makes it a good choice for dry, sensitive skin that doesn't do well with scented products.
Anyone with dry, sensitive skin that needs comfort without irritation. It's especially handy for rough elbows, knees and hands, and for keeping in a bag for on-the-go dryness.
Glide it straight onto dry areas. It melts on contact, so there's no need to rub it in, and it leaves no residue. Reapply whenever skin feels tight.
For targeted dry spots, often yes. A solid balm is concentrated, goes exactly where you need it without messy hands, and is easy to carry, while lotion is better for covering large areas quickly.
No. It melts into skin and leaves a soft, calm, non-greasy finish, so you can get dressed or keep working right after applying.
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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.
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