Badger Headache Soother
BadgerHeadache Soother1 oz. (28 g) BadgerHeadache Sootheris acooling temple rub, rich with botanical extracts and just a pinch of super-concentrated Menthol Crystals. These crystals represent the essence of mint, created by a freezing process.Headache Sootherpromotes calm and a sense of relaxed-well being. It also helps to clear and cool sinuses. In traditional aromatherapy, Eucalyptus and Peppermint are stimulating and refreshing, Lavender supports balance and calm, and Mandarin is uplifting. Massage onto temples, forehead, back of neck, forehead and breathe it in! Expect a calming, cooling sensation, silky smooth skin, nice aroma and a sense of well-being!The ingredients in Badger Balm are USDA Certified Organic. Sophisticated blends formulated to soothe, delight, uplift, focus, and help you rise to any occasion Effective when applied to pressure points (temples, wrists), but safe enough to be used just about anywhere Portable aromatherapy that is convenient to carry and easy to use Softens the skin each time you use it Powerful antioxidants from CO2 extracts of Calendula and Rosehip help to prevent cellular damage They never use any artificial "fragrance", color, detergents, synthetics, mineral oils or harsh ingredients Badger Questions & Answers What is the shelf life of an unopened tin of Badger? An unopened tin of Badger stored at moderate temperatures should be good for three years. If you open it and it smells good, it is good. Since most of their products are made with a base of olive oil and beeswax, both natural preservatives, even a balm that doesn't smell as good is still safe to use, just not as pleasant! They do not use chemical stabilizers or any other nasty stuff, so extremes in temperature (such as freezing, thawing, and humidity) can affect shelf life by changing the consistency and lessening the scent of the balm. All of their tins are imprinted with a "Best By" date on the outside of the lid, which is three years from manufacture.