FIELD ISSUE

WORKING BALM

Made for skin, gear, and anything that needs fixing.

Toss it in the truck, shop bag, or jeans pocket. This stick keeps hands soft, tools slick, and gear ready without leaving you greasy.

Built for the ones who don’t carry lip balm. They carry what works.

No silicone No Petroleum No solvents
Working Balm in action

One stick you actually finish.

Working Balm rides shotgun for busted knuckles, sticky hardware, and dry leather. The glide is smooth, the hold is light, and it wipes clean when the job’s done.

  • Hands & skin: soften splits, calm scrapes, tame flyaways.
  • Tools & shop: wax threads, quiet hinges, slick runners.
  • Field carry: pocket tube for everyday, bench tin for the shop.
Working Balm tube resting on tools

BUILT FOR WORK

Pocket-sized, glove-friendly, and ready for cold mornings or hot dashboards.

KEEPS MOVING

Conditions skin without shine, keeps wood and metal gliding without gunk.

NO FUSS FORMULA

Simple waxes and oils that don’t go rancid, don’t smell fake, and don’t leave residue.

Enough to rely on. Nothing to fuss over.

It’s not the fanciest lip balm or the strongest tool wax. It’s the stick that’s actually with you when your hands, hinges, or leather need help.

Rub it in, wipe it off, get back to work. When the day runs long, it still keeps you looking put together.

Field Manual

Four quick ways we put the stick to work. Dive deeper for the full roster.

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BODY & SKIN

Seal splits. Calm scrapes.

Patch up knuckles, lips, and beards without a greasy sheen. Keeps skin ready for another round.

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TOOLS & GEAR

Keep hardware moving.

Wax threads, quiet hinges, and slick runners without introducing synthetics into the kit.

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SHOP & CAMP

Pack light, solve more.

Fire starters, blade glide, and emergency cord sealer—one stick does the small jobs that keep trips smooth.

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HOME FIXES

Tidy up the everyday.

Smooth sticky drawers, revive leather, and loosen stubborn jar threads without hauling out a toolbox.

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What’s inside & why it matters.

Every component does work. Stable waxes and oils that stay fresh in a hot truck, survive a cold pack, and wipe clean without a trace.

Beeswax

Creates the protective shell that locks in moisture and shields skin, wood, and metal from grit.

Meadowfoam Seed Oil

Naturally stable oil that keeps the balm pliable and long-lasting without going off.

Squalane

Mimics skin’s natural oils to restore suppleness fast and leave zero residue.

Lanolin

Softens cracked spots and keeps metal from seizing—trusted by makers for generations.

— FIELD REPORTS —

Dig deeper into the blend.

Quick reads on the waxes, oils, and choices that keep Working Balm tough. Start here, then browse the full archive.

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BEESWAX

Beeswax Field Guide

Why the hive-built wax keeps the stick solid and tools slick.

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LANOLIN

Why We Swear by Lanolin

Tried-and-true slip that heals skin and shields metal.

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SOLVENT FREE

Solvent-Free by Design

How we keep petro-solvents out without sacrificing performance.

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Built to take a beating.

Tested on shop floors, job sites, and cold dawn patrols. Glides on quick, locks in moisture, and keeps gear moving without gumming up.

It won’t win awards. It will get the job done.

How to carry it.

  • Bench Tin — park it on the workbench.
  • Field Push-Up — one-handed use with gloves.
  • Pocket Tube — keep it on you and ready.

Shavings double as fire starter. Worst case, the whole puck is a candle.

One stick. Less hassle.

Never the fanciest tool. Always the one you’re glad you packed.

Keep dry. Store cool. Use as needed.