What is the Sport & Skin Balm, and what's it for?

It's a protective balm for skin that takes a beating during activity. Shea butter, grapeseed oil and beeswax form a barrier that helps friction-prone skin glide instead of chafe, while lavender, tea tree and eucalyptus leave skin feeling fresh and comfortable afterwards. You use it before exercise to cut rubbing, and after to help worked skin feel cared for.

Does the Sport & Skin Balm actually help stop chafing and blisters?

It's designed to. The beeswax-and-butter balm sets into a smooth, water-resistant layer that reduces the friction that causes chafing and rubbing sore spots. Smooth it onto the places skin rubs - inner thighs, feet and heels, underarms, bra lines, waistbands - before you move, and reapply on longer sessions.

Where and when should I apply it - before or after exercise?

Both. Before activity, apply it to friction-prone areas and let it absorb before you dress. After activity, cleanse, pat dry and reapply to help skin recover. A little goes a long way, so a thin layer over the spots that rub is usually enough.

What do the tea tree, lavender and eucalyptus do?

They're the balm's fresh, botanical scent and its post-workout feel. Lavender is calming, tea tree and eucalyptus are clean and invigorating - together they leave skin feeling refreshed and comfortable after training. They're pure essential oils, each named on the label rather than hidden under parfum.

Is the Sport & Skin Balm only for athletes, or can anyone use it for chafing?

Anyone whose skin rubs can use it. It's just as useful for long walks, cycling, festivals, hot days when thighs rub, breaking in new shoes, or backpack and strap friction as it is for training. If skin catches or chafes, this is for you.

Will the Sport & Skin Balm feel greasy or stain my kit?

Apply a thin layer and let it absorb before you dress and it shouldn't feel greasy or mark clothing. The grapeseed-oil base sinks in while the beeswax stays on the surface as protection, so you get the barrier without a slick, heavy feel.

Is the Sport & Skin Balm suitable for sensitive skin, and is it vegan?

It's a simple, short formula with every ingredient named, but it does contain essential oils and their naturally-occurring allergens (linalool, geraniol, limonene), so patch test a small area first and stop if any irritation occurs - it's for external use only. It contains beeswax, so it isn't vegan.

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Sport & Skin Balm | Chafing · Blisters · Sore skin

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The Sport & Skin Balm is a protective balm built for skin that trains as hard as you do. Shea butter, grapeseed oil and beeswax form a barrier that helps friction-prone skin glide instead of chafe — shielding it from rubbing and wear — while lavender, tea tree and eucalyptus leave it feeling comfortable and refreshed after activity. £14.99, 50 g.

What it's for

Anywhere skin rubs, catches or takes a beating: thighs, feet and heels, underarms, bra lines, waistbands and pack straps. Smoothed on before you move, it cuts the friction that leads to chafing and sore spots; after training, it helps worked skin feel calm and cared for.

How to use

Before activity: apply to friction-prone areas and allow to absorb before dressing.
After activity: cleanse, pat dry, and reapply.

Scented with lavender, tea tree and eucalyptus — named essential oils, never ‘parfum’. For external use only; patch test before first use.

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Every ingredient, explained

If it's in the balm, it's on the label — and here's exactly why it's there. Swipe through.

Grapeseed Oil
(Vitis Vinifera Seed Oil)
The balm's largest ingredient and its glide. A light, fast-absorbing oil that softens skin and lets the balm smooth on easily, so friction-prone areas move without catching.
Beeswax
(Cera Alba)
The protective part. Beeswax sets the balm into a breathable, water-resistant layer that shields rub-prone skin from friction and wear while you move. (It's what makes this a balm, not an oil — and it means the balm isn't vegan.)
Shea Butter
(Butyrospermum Parkii)
A rich, cushioning plant butter that nourishes and softens skin that's been worked hard — the comfort behind the protection.
Vitamin E
(Tocopherol)
A natural antioxidant that conditions skin and helps keep the oils in the balm fresh for longer.
The Scent — Named in Full
(Lavandula Angustifolia Oil, Melaleuca Alternifolia Leaf Oil, Eucalyptus Globulus Leaf Oil)
Lavender, tea tree and eucalyptus — a fresh, botanical blend that leaves skin feeling clean and comfortable after activity. Real essential oils, each named on the label, never ‘parfum’.
The Allergen Declarations
(Linalool, Geraniol, Limonene)
Not added ingredients — these occur naturally within the lavender, tea tree and eucalyptus oils, and UK law requires them declared above set thresholds. We list them plainly rather than hiding them under ‘parfum’.

Your questions, answered

What is the Sport & Skin Balm, and what's it for?

It's a protective balm for skin that takes a beating during activity. Shea butter, grapeseed oil and beeswax form a barrier that helps friction-prone skin glide instead of chafe, while lavender, tea tree and eucalyptus leave skin feeling fresh and comfortable afterwards. You use it before exercise to cut rubbing, and after to help worked skin feel cared for.
Does it actually help stop chafing and blisters?

It's designed to. The beeswax-and-butter balm sets into a smooth, water-resistant layer that reduces the friction that causes chafing and rubbing sore spots. Smooth it onto the places skin rubs — inner thighs, feet and heels, underarms, bra lines, waistbands — before you move, and reapply on longer sessions.
Where and when should I apply it — before or after exercise?

Both. Before activity, apply it to friction-prone areas and let it absorb before you dress. After activity, cleanse, pat dry and reapply to help skin recover. A little goes a long way, so a thin layer over the spots that rub is usually enough.
What do the tea tree, lavender and eucalyptus do?

They're the balm's fresh, botanical scent and its post-workout feel. Lavender is calming, tea tree and eucalyptus are clean and invigorating — together they leave skin feeling refreshed and comfortable after training. They're pure essential oils, each named on the label rather than hidden under ‘parfum’.
Is it only for athletes, or can anyone use it for chafing?

Anyone whose skin rubs can use it. It's just as useful for long walks, cycling, festivals, hot days when thighs rub, breaking in new shoes, or backpack and strap friction as it is for training. If skin catches or chafes, this is for you.
Will it feel greasy or stain my kit?

Apply a thin layer and let it absorb before you dress and it shouldn't feel greasy or mark clothing. The grapeseed-oil base sinks in while the beeswax stays on the surface as protection, so you get the barrier without a slick, heavy feel.
Is it suitable for sensitive skin, and is it vegan?

It's a simple, short formula with every ingredient named, but it does contain essential oils and their naturally-occurring allergens (linalool, geraniol, limonene), so patch test a small area first and stop if any irritation occurs — it's for external use only. It contains beeswax, so it isn't vegan.

Sport & Skin Balm | Chafing · Blisters · Sore skin