Outdoor crews
Roofers, linemen, landscapers, delivery drivers. Cold fingers slow down every task.
A medium-strong warming balm for job sites, early practices, deer stands and frozen bleachers. Rub it in and feel the heat build in a few minutes.
If your hands go numb before the job is done, this is for you.
Roofers, linemen, landscapers, delivery drivers. Cold fingers slow down every task.
Football, soccer, winter runs. Warm up your hands before practice instead of after.
Hours sitting still in a stand or on the ice, where your feet get coldest.
Friday night games and frozen bleachers. Use it before you leave the house.
If you work outside, you've tried them all. When it's cold and you can't go inside, you try whatever someone tells you.
Some of them help a little. None of them last through a full shift, a full practice or a full morning in a deer stand.
So I made one that works. LiquidWarmth is a balm you rub into your hands and feet before you head out. The warmth builds in a few minutes and keeps going while you work. It's on the strong side on purpose, because the people who need it most aren't looking for a gentle glow.
Gavin, founder
A little goes a long way. Start small the first time so you know how strong it feels on your skin.
Cover the backs of your hands, your fingers, and the tops and soles of your feet. Put socks and gloves on after.
Use soap and water before you touch your eyes or face. After applying to your feet, wash your hands right away.
Warmth starts within a few minutes. Reapply as needed, up to 3 times a day.
A water-free balm, so it stays put in the cold and doesn't feel wet on your skin.
No water, no parabens, no added synthetic fragrance.
2 oz jars. Waitlist members hear first when these go on sale.
If you are pregnant, nursing or have a skin condition, ask your doctor before use.
Join the waitlist for first access to launch stock and a launch-week discount.