Sore Muscle Rub, Cayenne Pepper and Ginger, Organic Sore Muscle Rub, Warming Balm, Muscle Relief Balm, Warming Muscle Rub, Sore Muscle Balm, 2 oz

I got it to ease my sore muscles and it does that WITH clean ingredients

This is my GO-TO for all my MUSCLE ACHES! I first came across this muscle rub in a Sprout’s store on a night after a long day at a convention. After being in high heels all day, my feet and my calves were hurting like no other. When I first put it on, I was surprised that there wasn’t the usual “SPICY”, cooling feeling that most muscle rubs give you. I instantly doubted whether it would work and started regretting my purchase, as this is definitely a more expensive option compared to your standard muscle rubs. However, after about ten-ish minutes I realized that I NO LONGER FELT my throbbing feet and the tightness in my calves! The aches were GONE! I’ve used this muscle rub almost nightly since then! I love that I can trust the ingredients, not feel bad about applying it on my body, plus I’m a fan of the GINGERY scent!

Smells lovely. Not that easy to apply as it is quite hard in the tin .the plus is it has eased my shoulder pain .very please I found this.

Badger balms of all types are wonderful and work well - sore muscle rub is a nice alternative to something stinkier like deep heat. This is a pleasant smell and warming with ginger and caynenne. All badger balms are great - worth the money for something that much nicer and it is always nice to have little tins of something. Great gifts. Amazing that badgers can make such things :-)

I bought this for my partner when he was having pain in his feet from diabetic nuropathy and I read that chili based creams could help. This does seem to really help with his feet. It is quite thick and so you don't need a lot of it and it gives a warm glowing feeling to the skin. It smells pleasant, is easy to apply and does not leave a mess.

I have a chronic problem with an area between my middle lower back and my hip. Walking any distance aggravates it. I am sore and achy, in a very localised spot. I've been through physio, and I do specific exercises which are supposed to help ... but don't. I have no idea why this works, but it does. I suspect the cayenne in the rub stimulates blood flow, which in turn eases the pain. This particular rub isn't a cure-all. I have problems with arthritis in my hands, and the sore muscle rub doesn't help that. However, Badger has a cooling rub that does.