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• Udder Delight (no kidding!) by triumphcorvair on 08 Jan, 2008 13:21
• I ran across this product a few years ago at the Tractor Supply Store called "Udder Delight", teat and udder cream.  Now I know you are probably thinking WTF (I bought it as a joke for my wife) but in my defense it did say it can be use for skin care.
  Since the cold dry weather has been playing havoc with dry skin I searched the linen closet where my wife keeps all skin care products and I ran across the bottle of "Udder Delight"  So I think what the heck if its good enough for good ol' Elsie it should be OK.  Man let me tell you this stuff gets the job done and done fast.  It did an outstanding job in solving the dry skin issue and believe it or not It actually improved skin tone .  Now having used it everyday for two weeks I can without hestiation recommend this to my SLY friends!  This stuff works.  I just wish they would just  change the name
• #1 by Timmay on 08 Jan, 2008 14:49
• Hye i have used Udder Delight...as well as the ol Corn Huskers lotion.  Stuff actually works great.....dont knock something until you try it.......attaboy!
• #2 by PORKY on 09 Jan, 2008 00:43
• The SAME company also makes a GREAT conditioner called "MANE N TAIL"  and up here in michigan they carry both products in the beauty shop suppliers the UDDER cream makes a great conditioner for premanicures /pedicures
• #3 by Drackare on 09 Jan, 2008 07:48
• I have heard of and use stuff called udderly smooth....(teet cream) but cam be used for skin care...never thought about using it on my head
• #4 by Timmay on 09 Jan, 2008 13:11
• Yeah why not......its skin aint it...?
• #5 by Alexander215 on 09 Jan, 2008 16:46
• We have a product up here called Udder creme, probably the same thing, or along the same lines.
• #6 by PBurke on 09 Jan, 2008 20:25
• probably just like this stuff. which is good stuff by the way.
  
  
• #7 by Nick912 on 09 Jan, 2008 21:49
• wow I have heard of this stuff before! Who woulda thunk to put it on your head! Sweet!
• #8 by davetheslyrt on 21 Jan, 2008 15:01
• CAn also be used to prevent MONKEY BUTT from distance cycling with spandex shorts and a chamois pad.
  not very sexy on a sly guy 40 and overweight.  but it feel good
  
  davetheSLYrt in texas
• #9 by manatree on 28 Jun, 2008 18:35
• bag balm in the green can rules. it's readily available, cvs carries it, and lasts forever. a little goes a long way. i've had a 10oz. can for many years now. it's the consistency of vaseline and is great for any skin problems, although i wouldn't put it on an open wound. it does start to discolor and darken with age but it doesn't affect the quality.
• #10 by TekGod on 01 Jul, 2008 13:16
• Just throwing my hat in the ring for the Bag Balm... I like seeing peoples faces when you tell 'em the name..  Grade A product.. Just goes to show that sometmes the old fashioned stuff works better than the modern products..
• #11 by Sly Red on 01 Jul, 2008 13:20
• Quote from: davetheslyrt on 21 Jan, 2008 15:01

  Can also be used to prevent MONKEY BUTT from distance cycling with spandex shorts and a chamois pad.
  not very sexy on a sly guy 40 and overweight.  but it feel good
  
  davetheSLYrt in texas
  

  
  I always preferred Boudreaux's Butt Paste for that affliction.
• #12 by D.A.L.U.I. on 01 Jul, 2008 13:31
• Boudreaux's Butt Paste http://www.buttpaste.com/BLButtPaste.php probably works too, but since it's a Cajun product no telling what's in it or if can be used to make a roux for your gumbo.
• #13 by skiking on 18 Aug, 2008 11:37
• I have used Bag Balm, I think it has a better name
• #14 by nomad on 18 Aug, 2008 13:56
• Quote from: saintc on 01 Jul, 2008 13:31

  Boudreaux's Butt Paste http://www.buttpaste.com/BLButtPaste.php probably works too, but since it's a Cajun product no telling what's in it or if can be used to make a roux for your gumbo.
  

  
  Its actually made in Timmays neck of the woods, so there is still no telling what its good for