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Anti-Chafing Cream | Natural Ingredients for Cycling, Running & More | Perfect for Men and Women
Anti-Chafing Cream | Natural Ingredients for Cycling, Running & More | Perfect for Men and Women
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Say goodbye to chafing and hello to comfort!. Our Bum Butter is a game changer for all you amazing runners out there! #Perfect for those long runs, it’s a must-have for your training routine. Soft, smooth, and oh-so-effective—your skin will thank you! Apply some on your skin for a Happy Bottom whilst cycling or running. Bum Butter is made from natural vegan ingredients - no nasty petrochemicals. Antiseptic and anaesthetic. Reduces risk of infection. Reduces friction. Also great as a lip balm, but don't double dip! Used by cyclists, walkers, surfers, runners, climbers, triathletes, wild swimmers and sweaty chefs. Handmade in the UK.
- Goodbye Chafing - Hello Comfort.
- Bum Butter, the original Anti Friction Butter/Cream
- Natural Ingredients. No petrol or parafin (like many others).
- Female friendly. Lady compatible downstairs. Bum Butter wont make your "bits" zing.
- Handmade in the UK
- Vegan. No animals ingredients or animal testing.
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100 ml (Pack of 1), 100 g (Pack of 2) |
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