Ban Thigh & Body Anti-Friction Balm, Prevents Chafing & Skin Irritation, Anti Chafe Balm for Women & Men, Aluminum, Baking Soda & Talc Free, Unscented, 1.4 Oz (Pack of 6)
Product Description
Ban Thigh & Body Anti-Friction Balm, Prevents Chafing & Skin Irritation, Anti Chafe Balm for Women & Men, Aluminum, Baking Soda & Talc Free, Unscented, 1.4 Oz (Pack of 6)
- The information below is per-pack only
- FRICTION FREE REMEDY - Move comfortably, confidently with Ban anti chafing cream, getting you where you need to go without fear of friction
- ALUMINUM FREE FORMULA - This non toxic leg chafing prevention is free of baking soda, talc, oil, parabens, phosphate, phthalate, dyes, alcohol and gluten
- MESS FREE APPLICATION - Our mess free anti chafing balm uses tapioca starch to absorb moisture, and aloe vera and calendula to soothe skin
- GENTLE FOR SENSITIVE SKIN - Try this dermatologist tested body and thigh chafing prevention wherever skin can rub together and cause discomfort
- CRUELTY FREE AND VEGAN - We don’t test on animals or use animal products in this anti chafe balm formula, making it cruelty free and vegan too
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