I do like these herbal stuff
I want to try hemp oil lool
I have, yes. Far Eastern, from memory (checks) ... yeah, Singapore. For muscular pains, I much prefer the cooling than heating sensation. I used to really like Tiger Balm until I found Caipan (Udder Cream), yes, udder cream! It's just cream with Japanese Peppermint. Miles better than Deep Freeze and a water-based cream so you don't get all icky from application under clothing.@pjgh you heard of axe oil?
Was given that suppose to be good for pains apparently
I do like these herbal stuff
@pjgh I just found the axe oil my friend gave me, wow this stuff is axing, it's similar ingredients to zam buk but it's like a water like oil, very thin, stuffs made in Singapore but apparently some fakes being made out of china@pjgh you heard of axe oil?
Was given that suppose to be good for pains apparently
I do like these herbal stuff
I don't like any cannabis product ... or cannabis. Drug (yak), tea (puke), hemp oil (nasty), CDB oil (horrid), nah ... not a herb for me. Opium? I'm saving that for when I get old and cranky and they're not likely to chuck me in prisonI want to try hemp oil lool
yea from singapore that's right mateI have, yes. Far Eastern, from memory (checks) ... yeah, Singapore. For muscular pains, I much prefer the cooling than heating sensation. I used to really like Tiger Balm until I found Caipan (Udder Cream), yes, udder cream! It's just cream with Japanese Peppermint. Miles better than Deep Freeze and a water-based cream so you don't get all icky from application under clothing.
But your new balm looks really nice ...
Little dab and rub into the temples. I bet that's a lovely, cooling and relaxing effect for stress and headaches.
tbh initially I wasn't sure but now I'm okay with it for external use only, like oils etcI don't like any cannabis product ... or cannabis. Drug (yak), tea (puke), hemp oil (nasty), CDB oil (horrid), nah ... not a herb for me. Opium? I'm saving that for when I get old and cranky and they're not likely to chuck me in prison
Sound! Yeah, I think I'll get a tin of this in ...yea it's oily like vaseline and one tin lasts a long time
what i really like is, it doesnt sting like other antiseptics and smells nice too, not a strong smell but a nice subtle one
btw the small tin in the pic I think is from south africa
View attachment 79706View attachment 79707
Sound! Yeah, I think I'll get a tin of this in ...
I spotted this on eBay:
... which looks more like a cream and reads as a kinda all-purpose sunburn, insect bite, itch, irritation remedy. I have a good tub of Prep Cream for that. My grandkids love it! Grazes, trips, slips, insect bites, etc.
I have ten tubes/jars or more of Prep Cream. It's absolutely amazing. I bought a posh UK version but it's no where near Prep.Sound! Yeah, I think I'll get a tin of this in ...
I spotted this on eBay:
... which looks more like a cream and reads as a kinda all-purpose sunburn, insect bite, itch, irritation remedy. I have a good tub of Prep Cream for that. My grandkids love it! Grazes, trips, slips, insect bites, etc.
just a heads up if it helps anyone,
if you're after witch hazel savers seems to be the cheapest @ £1.49 which is the same as the superdrug one and superdrug sell it for about £2.70 I think off the top of my head
Nice one saj.just a heads up if it helps anyone,
if you're after witch hazel savers seems to be the cheapest @ £1.49 which is the same as the superdrug one and superdrug sell it for about £2.70 I think off the top of my head
View attachment 80170
Yea get it from savers for £1.49 which is the same as the superdrugs one too,I use Witch hazel as my after shave splash as it seems to work well at settling the skin quickly and the smell goes in a minute or so. I try to find the generic ones like you pictured - they are all usually around £2 at chemists or supermarkets.
My routine now is simply 1) Pre-Shave treatment (wash face with soap and water) 2) Shave and 3) Post Shave (cold water splash followed by witchhazel and later a small rub over of Nivea post shave balm)
I find it staggering to see the vast range of (unnecessary !!) expensive pre and post shaving "potions" in Supermarkets from the likes of Harrys and Bulldog etc