Sleep Balm

Lights off, balm on. This Badger Balm Sleep Balm calms you before you’re ready to hit the hay. It’s a blend of essential oils like lavender and bergamot that help you clear your mind, relax, and drift off to sleep naturally, a healthier sleep aid compared to powerful drugs or supplements. It’s paraben-free, sulfate-free, fragrance-free, dye-free, petrolatum-free, and free from artificial and harsh ingredients. Plus, this natural sleep remedy comes packaged in a compact, 2-ounce tin that’s easy to travel with or use at home. Read Badger Sleep Balm reviews like this Grove member’s. Griffin W. writes: “I didn’t believe it would work but it does. I put it under my nose and on my temples and then I wake up in the morning with no memory of struggle to sleep. It’s magic. A nice gift for anyone- new parents, anxious people, insomniacs, your mom- anyone.” Shop all Badger Balm products, and check out our article, Can a bedtime routine help you get better sleep? Where do you rub Badger sleep balm? You can apply this Badger Balm Sleep Balm anywhere you’d like. Really? Yes, because it’s made of only naturally derived ingredients, you can use it on your chest, hands, shoulders — anywhere. Can I use Badger Balm on my face? Yep! You can also use it on your face and temples, too. Badger Sleep Balm how to use: Before bedtime and before your head hits your pillow, get ready to relax with help from the best sleep balm. We recommend rubbing a little under your nose, on your temples, on your lips, and other areas that are pulse points. Along with whiffs of lavender and bergamot, enjoy the scent of rosemary and balsam fir, too. Does Badger Balm go bad? Badger Balm Sleep Balm will stay good for quite a while, especially if unopened. If it’s stored unopened at a medium temperature that’s not too hot and not too cold, it should stay usable for up to three years, and an opened tin will stay usable for up to one year. For more ideas on how to keep up a healthy routine, browse all of Grove’s health and wellness supplies and products now.