01-19-2010, 10:47 PM
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| Twilight lovin' Yakker
Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Las Vegas, NV
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Originally Posted by mylittlegirls Yes this is the one used for udders for cows... lol I am chemical sensitive to all detergents, soaps and fragrant in products. It's amazing what this product can be use for. They sell Bag Balm in drugs stores but this isn't the same one. The one you buy at the feed and grain is pure. This product is so gentle that I even use it on my babies for chapping if they have any problems with dry skin or rashes. I've learn to use natural products for most now and it doesn't have the high prices of some of the lotions you buy in drug and department stores. I can get a 1 lb. jar of Utter Balm for about $7.99 and it last forever. My daughter has allergies and her skin breaks out in rashes and this clears the problem in a couple of days. I've used this for years and it works great. My hands were so bad that I saw a Dermatologist and he was treating with different types of medication but only making the condition worse. I started using udder balm just to see if the condition would improve. The doctor couldn't believe the results and on one appointment, he gave me the money to bring him in a jar. Even he was sold on this products. So, it doesn't have to be expensive to be good. Kathleen | It's funny that you mention a product like this, which makes me think of my other reccomendation: a tube of Corona ointment (no, not the beer, lol). My pediatritian reccomended it to me when my son got a horrible rash on his butt, when putting regular ol' diaper rash cream was like rubbing water on it. It's made for animals with hooves and cracked skin (mainly horses... saddle sores, chapping). His butt cleared up in less than a day. Now I'm on my third baby and it's all I use, it truely is a God-send! I bought it in my Dr. offices pharmacy. I'm sure you could find it online somewhere, but there is nothing else like it if it's a SERIOUS problem! |
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