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Dry Skin In Winter

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Head Bald Guy:
As the weather gets cold the air gets drier and causes many problems with the sensitive skin of the head and face. Cold wind can really cause very dry skin which can be notices by flaking, redness and an uneven skin tone. The heat indoors literally sucks the moisture out of your skin. Lips chap, fingers get dry and the skin cracks. Now, even more than during the summer, you need to moisturize the skin.

The best time to being a daily regimen is after the shower while the skin is still damp. Place a small amount of Bald Guyz Moisture Gel on your fingertips and apply to your head and face. Make sure to apply to your ears as well. Be sure to use a SMALL amount as this will allow you to control the application as well as to ensure that it is totally absorbed into the skin. Our formula is also good for your hands and feet, or anywhere the skin is dry or irritated. You should reapply the moisturizer several times during the day to provide the best results and keep your skin looking good and properly balanced.

Just wanted to share some ideas with the SBG crew!

HBG

Timmay:
Thanks Head, always good to be reminded of those things.

Mike:
To be honest most of the time I use an udder balm. I discovered it one morning when I was milking because in the winter I put an udder balm to prevent chapping. I figured if it works on the goats it should work on me.

Brkeatr:

--- Quote from: Mike on December 21, 2008, 03:29:49 PM ---To be honest most of the time I use an udder balm. I discovered it one morning when I was milking because in the winter I put an udder balm to prevent chapping. I figured if it works on the goats it should work on me.

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We use bag balm on almost everything here. My wife has even gotten other people to start using it and now they swear by it.

Mike:
We use bag balm some times but I use something else, we get it from a supply company. I can never remember the name but it is something like Japanese mint balm or something, it has a slight minty smell to it.

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