Hands & Knuckles
Buff a thin layer over cracked skin before it splits deeper. The wax locks in moisture and shields against grit.
Finish: matte, no residue on tools.
SECTION 01
Body & Skin
The stick lives in the pocket so busted knuckles, split lips, and rogue flyaways never slow the job down. Matte finish, zero shine.
Chapped Lips
Swipe once, press it in. Squalane and lanolin restore the barrier without the glossy look of drugstore sticks.
Bonus: stays solid in a hot truck or cold pack.
Beards & Hair
Tame flyaways and moustache tips with a fingertip of balm. Adds a light hold and subtle sheen without stiffness.
Comb through to distribute evenly.
Hot Spots
Rub it into collar rub, watch band irritation, or heel hot spots before they blister. The barrier keeps skin calm.
Reapply after long sessions or water exposure.
SECTION 02
Tools & Gear
A quick swipe keeps moving parts from binding and prevents rust when gear has to sit. No synthetic slick, no gummy residue.
Thread Wax
Touch fasteners or wood screws to the balm so they drive clean and resist splitting delicate stock.
Great on leather stitching and cordage too.
Hinge Quiet
Pop the pin, coat lightly, and reseat. Doors, gate latches, and knife pivots stop squeaking and stay protected.
No dripping oil on surrounding surfaces.
Blade Glide
Buff into hand planes, saws, or pruners. Reduces friction so cuts stay smooth and surfaces don’t scorch.
Wipes clean without solvents.
Rust Guard
Smear a thin layer on bare steel before storage. Beeswax seals out moisture and keeps oxidation at bay.
Polish off before use if you need a dry grip.
SECTION 03
Shop & Camp
One stick covers day trips, work benches, and tailgate repairs. Toss shavings into the fire, patch gear, and keep blades working.
Fire Starter
Twist the stick, shave curls, and spark them. The waxy fuel lights fast and burns long enough to catch larger tinder.
Stow shavings in foil or a match safe.
Cord & Rope Ends
Melt the balm over frayed ends, then pinch to seal. Works on paracord, boot laces, and canvas straps.
Less mess than open flame finishing.
Tool Coating
Rub into axe heads, shovels, or camp knives after clean-up. Shields metal from overnight condensation.
Reapply after heavy rain or salt exposure.
Handle Care
Work balm into wooden handles to keep them from drying out. Buff to a low sheen that grips even when wet.
Let it soak in overnight for best results.
SECTION 04
Home Fixes
Keep a tin in the junk drawer for the odd jobs that pop up after hours. It’s faster than hunting for specialty lubes or conditioners.
Drawer Slides
Coat runners and rails, then cycle them a few times. Sticky drawers glide without the mess of spray lubes.
Safe on unfinished wood and painted surfaces.
Leather & Boots
Massage into boots, belts, or sheaths. Restores suppleness and adds a water-shedding finish.
Buff dry with a soft cloth after a few minutes.
Stuck Jar Threads
Rub a ring around stubborn lids or glass-on-metal threads. The micro layer cuts friction so they twist loose.
Wipe clean once the seal breaks.
Weatherproof Seals
Press balm into window sashes or mail slot edges to stop drafts and rattles without foams or tapes.
Reapply at the start of each season.