One balm. All your dry spots.

What is a body balm for dry skin?

A body balm is a rich skin-care product you massage into dry areas. The Everyday, All Day Balm combines shea butter, oils and beeswax with no added water. It moisturizes and softens dry skin, with a concentrated feel that makes a small starting amount practical.

The water-free texture feels different from a light lotion. Warm a little between your fingers and enjoy a moment to massage it in.

Start with the spots you notice most.

• Dry, rough heels — make care part of winding down.
• Dry hands — a small amount for hands that work hard.
• Elbows and knees — the easy-to-forget areas.
• Dry skin around your nails — care for intact skin as part of your hand routine.

Rich, scented, and easy to get to know.

Expect a balm texture, rather than a light, pourable lotion. Start small, massage it in and allow it to absorb before dressing or handling objects. Tea tree, peppermint and ethyl vanillin contribute to its scent. It contains beeswax, so it is not vegan.

Read all eight ingredients or see what water-free means. If you prefer fragrance-free skin care, this scented formula may not be your choice.

Give it a place in your day.

1. Start with clean, dry skin, following the label.
2. Warm a small amount between your fingers.
3. Massage into dry areas and allow it to absorb.
4. Use twice daily or as needed. Walk with care after applying to heels.

A generous 4 fl oz / 120 ml jar is intended to provide 3+ months of care. Actual jar life depends on how much you use and how many areas you apply it to. Start small and adjust the amount to the area you are caring for.

See the complete application guide. Keep the routine simple enough to carry into tomorrow. Individual experiences vary.