Barrier Balm 2 oz Stick

For chafing, cracked patches, and skin that flares up when you so much as look at it.

A breathable balm that covers and comforts skin that has had enough. No actives. No acids. Nothing asking your skin to do work. Just cover, comfort, and let it be.

Reach for it before a long walk in a dress, on dry patches that will not respond to lotion, on chapped and windburned skin, and on the one spot that is still red, itchy and unhappy days after a wax. This is the one I hand people when their routine has quietly become the problem.

Made for waxing, sugaring and shaving skin

Barrier Balm is the protective layer for skin that's dry, irritated or rubbed raw after waxing, sugaring or shaving. It calms the look of redness from friction, soothes itchy, inflamed-looking spots and comforts reactive skin during a flare-up, so the bikini line, inner thighs and underarms can settle without chafing. Barrier repair in a stick, with no fragrance, no essential oils and nothing to sting.

What it's for

• Dry, rough patches that don't respond to lotion
• Chafing and friction relief, inner thighs and bikini line
• Red, itchy, irritated skin after waxing or shaving
• Cracked, chapped, windburned skin
• Post-wax and post-treatment comfort
• Skin that flares up and feels reactive
• A dry, compromised skin barrier

How to use

Apply a thin layer to dry or compromised areas. It works on its own. If you are also using Fix It Spray or All Over Oil that day, balm goes on top.

Why it works

Beeswax + candelilla wax form a breathable, moisture-locking shield. Calendula-infused oat oil and marshmallow-root-infused jojoba oil help calm the look of redness and irritation. Cocoa + shea butter deeply comfort dry, itchy skin without clogging. Raspberry seed oil and vitamin E round out the fatty acids the barrier uses to rebuild.

Full ingredient list

Cocoa Butter, Beeswax, Candelilla Wax, Shea Butter, Calendula-Infused Oat Oil, Marshmallow-Root-Infused Jojoba Oil, Raspberry Seed Oil, Vitamin E.

INCI: Theobroma Cacao (Cocoa) Seed Butter, Cera Alba (Beeswax), Euphorbia Cerifera (Candelilla) Wax, Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea) Butter, Avena Sativa (Oat) Kernel Oil, Calendula Officinalis Flower Extract, Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Seed Oil, Althaea Officinalis Root Extract, Rubus Idaeus (Raspberry) Seed Oil, Tocopherol.

What you won't find in here

No petroleum. No added fragrance. No essential oils. No water, which means no preservatives needed.

When to reach for it

• Before friction, not after, Inner thighs before a long walk, a run, a hot day in a dress. Prevention is where a balm earns its keep.
• On the patch that won't quit, Elbows, heels, knuckles, the dry spot that's been there all winter. Thin layer, twice a day.
• The night after a wax, A thin layer over anywhere that still feels raw, red or itchy.
• When skin is angry and you don't know why, This is the "do less" option. Stop adding actives, cover it, give it a few days.

Common questions

Is it vegan?

No. It contains beeswax, so it isn't vegan. It is cruelty-free. We'd rather tell you plainly than let you find out after it arrives.

Is this basically Vaseline?

No, and the difference matters. Petroleum sits on top and seals, that's all it does. This seals and feeds, with cocoa and shea butter and infused oils underneath the wax, and it stays breathable instead of shutting skin in completely.

Will it clog my pores or feel heavy?

A thin layer is the whole technique. It's meant to be a shield, not a mask, most people use far less than they expect to.

Can I use it on my face?

On dry patches, yes, around the nose in winter, cracked corners of the mouth, flaky spots. It has no added fragrance and no essential oils, which makes it one of the simplest things you can put on reactive skin. It's not meant as an all-over face moisturizer.

Can I use it on my lips or cracked hands?

Yes to both.

Does it have any fragrance?

No added fragrance and no essential oils, which is deliberate, this one was built for the skin that reacts to everything else.

Is there a nut allergy concern?

Shea and cocoa butter are both technically seed butters rather than tree nuts, and reactions are uncommon, but if you have a known allergy, check the full list above with your provider before using it.

Do I need it if I already use the oil?

They do different jobs. The oil nourishes and absorbs. The balm stays on top and protects. If your problem is friction, chafing, or a patch that keeps cracking open, the balm is the one doing that work.

I'm pregnant or nursing, can I use it?

We can't give medical advice, so please check with your provider. It has no added fragrance and no essential oils, which usually makes that a short conversation.

Pairs with

Fix It Spray for right after a wax or shave, All Over Oil for rough or bumpy skin. Use whichever your skin needs alongside it, or get all three in The Full Set.

Perfect for

• Dry, compromised skin barriers
• Itchy, irritated skin after waxing, sugaring or shaving
• Redness from chafing and friction
• Inner thigh chafing and bikini line rubbing
• Reactive skin that flares up
• Dry, cracked, chapped skin
• Post-wax and post-treatment comfort

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