Where is bag balm sold

Since Since , Bag Balm has been the farmers friend, helping dairy farmer's skin from becoming chapped from the harsh Vermont climate and the hard work on the farm. It works hard to moisturize and soften your severely dry skin whenever and wherever it occurs. There is nothing like the original, and that's what you get when you buy this familiar green can. Vermonts original.

Use Bag Balm for: dry skin that can crack or split; hands and feet; elbows; knees; any skin that is dry, calloused or rough. A little Bag Balm goes a long way. Kelly's first order of business was to talk to customers. For the first six months of , he set up phone interviews through contacts on Facebook with people who liked Bag Balm, and even a few who didn't. The biggest complaint he heard was that Bag Balm sometimes felt greasy.

Bag Balm is launching a tube for the first time, but it's "unmistakably a Bag Balm product," with the same color scheme as the tin, Kelly said. The tube was a direct result of feedback Kelly received, saying that while the tin was great, it was hard to take it anywhere.

Another innovation Kelly brought to the tin was to switch to a stackable lid so more of the tins could be fit onto valuable shelf space. It was a simple change. Kelly has meetings next month with the Bentonville, Arkansas-based behemoth, Walmart. Last week, a refurbished wrapping machine arrived at Bag Balm's small Lyndonville manufacturing plant as part of the Walmart strategy.

Walmart, Kelly said, is very specific about how it wants your product to be packaged if it decides to take you on. Bag Balm also made a small inroad into the coveted Millennial market when Urban Outfitters came calling.

Urban Outfitters is carrying the 1-ounce tin, which has an overwhelming "cute factor," according to Kelly. This is the stuff I love and what makes brand and marketing so much fun, to try to identify the inherent personality of a brand and express it in a way that's relevant and people can connect to emotionally. That's what we're trying to do. As part of that effort, Bag Balm is emphasizing its roots in the Northeast Kingdom on its website and in social media. During the course of his interviews last year, Kelly learned that many people were unfamiliar with the Kingdom.

No other brand is made here. Check availability at all stores. This skin-softening balm was formulated by a Vermont chemist over years ago for use on bovine udders.

Over the years, it gained favor for use on domestic animals, for chapped skin, scratches, abrasions and burns.

It has even been used on search-and-rescue dogs to protect their paws from damage while working in harsh conditions.

Contains petrolatum, lanolin, and a mild antiseptic. Packaged in an attractive traditional-style tin. Product Added To WishList.