Most cuticle lines stop at oil. We didn't.
A balm does what an oil can't. Its richer, lanolin-anchored formula penetrates dry, cracked skin and holds moisture there through hand-washing and a full day's work, healing what a thin oil alone can't: cracked knuckles, rough elbows and knees, split heels, ragged cuticles.
Most cuticle lines stop at oil and stop at cuticles. This jar is made for all of you, and it stands on its own. Applied over oiled cuticles at night it seals the oil in as well, so the two finish what either starts.
Read: Why a balm, not just an oil
See how to use itThe long-wear layer, cuticles to heels.
A balm for all of you. It penetrates dry, cracked skin, holds moisture in through hand-washing and a full day's work, and heals what a thin oil can't.
Anywhere dry
Cracked knuckles, rough elbows and knees, split heels, ragged cuticles. Gardening weeks, dish nights, winter. One jar for every spot that runs dry.
A real occlusive
Lanolin replenishes the skin's own lipids and carries the seed oils in. Petrolatum stops the water loss. Beeswax and carnauba keep it where you put it.
Over the oil, too
Applied over oiled cuticles at night it seals the oil in, so the two finish what either starts. On its own, it is still working at breakfast.
Its own formula, anchored by lanolin.
The balm is a distinct formula from the oil: richer, more protective, built around the same ultra-refined lanolin as the oils, with the same seed oils carried along, and set with beeswax and carnauba wax. Petrolatum is the most effective skin protectant there is, and it is why the balm heals what oil alone can't.
- Lanolin — the anchor. Replenishes the skin's own lipids, forms a breathable barrier, and carries the seed oils in with it.
- Petrolatum — the protectant. Stops moisture loss on cracked heels and split knuckles long enough for the skin to repair itself.
- Jojoba, apricot kernel + pomegranate seed oils — the same nourishment as the oil, with apricot kernel speeding the rest in.
- Beeswax + carnauba wax — the structure that keeps it where you put it.
- Vitamin E (tocopherol) — keeps the oils fresh.
Every ingredient here earned its place on performance — why our label says Made on Merit.
The full ingredient storyAnywhere dry, any time of day.
Warm a little
Warm a small amount between fingertips. A little covers more than you'd think.
Massage it anywhere dry
Cuticles, knuckles, hands, elbows, knees, feet, heels. Best overnight, before gloves or socks, or ahead of a hard-wearing day.
Let it hold
It sets to a satin hold and is still working at breakfast. Applied over oiled cuticles at night, it seals the oil in as well.
Ruth A. –
Oil first, then this over the top before bed. I wake up and my hands look great. I’m ready for winter.
Tom B. –
My hands take a beating in the garden. A little of this at night and they look cared for again by morning.
Alice W. –
Rich without being greasy — like a salve you’d steal from your grandmother’s vanity. It stays put through washing up.
Linda C. (verified owner) –
Before I started using the Pippi and Bloom balm, my nails were breaking like crazy. My nails were so short and brittle. I started using this product a few months ago and my nails are back!! They are growing and they look really good!!
Carly Mitchell (verified owner) –
My daughter takes meds for her autoimmune disease that makes it so she can’t use her eczema prescriptions. We have used the balm for 2 days and her eczema spots are gone!