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.


Beeswax, sunflower oil, shea butter, mango butter and vitamin E. It's water-free, so the butters and oils are concentrated and a little goes a long way.
Rub the bar between your hands or glide it directly over dry skin. It warms on contact and melts into a smooth, balm-like layer, then rub it in until absorbed.
It depends on what you need. A lotion bar is water-free, so it's more concentrated, travels without spills and uses less packaging. Bottled lotion spreads faster over large areas.
Yes. It's suitable for all skin types and especially helpful for dry or sensitive skin, with a short list of butters, oils and beeswax. Patch test first if you react easily.
It can soften in heat. Store it in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight, and avoid leaving it in a hot car. If it softens, let it cool and firm up before using.
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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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