USES FOR Bear Grease, is a traditional Native American medicine. Its smell is not surprising, but its benefits are worth it, it is used to smooth, moisturize and repair dry, cracked or chapped skin. It helps heal cuts, small burns, insect bites, some people swear by it for eczema and psoriasis (more research is needed). Also used for skin irritations, accelerates healing and inflammation (arthritis) and regenerates skin cells.

Helps reduce stiffness and menstrual cramps; Encourage hair growth (1). Water grease is also used as a waterproofing agent for leather and as an insect repellent by Native Americans. It has been used to protect knives from rust and as a moisturizer to keep the drum supple.

Note: The bear fat we sell is NOT recommended as food or in the preparation of food for humans. It is suitable for cosmetic uses, such as hair, skin, or for softening leather, etc.

USES FOR BEAR GREASE, is a traditional medicine of the Amerindians. Its smell is not amazing, but its benefits are worth it, it is used to smooth, moisturize and repair dry, chapped or damage skin. It helps to heal cuts, small burns, insect bites, some people swear by them for eczema and psoriasis (more research is needed). Also used for skin irritations, accelerates healing and inflammation (arthritis) and regenerates skin cells. Helps reduce stiffness and menstrual cramps; Encourages hair growth (1). Water fat is also used as a waterproofing agent for leather and as an insect repellent by Native Americans. It has been used to protect knives against rust and as a softener to keep the drum soft.

Note: The bear fat we sell is NOT recommended as a food or in the preparation of food for humans. It is suitable for cosmetic uses, such as hair, skin, or to soften leather, etc.

1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bear%27s_grease

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-----After mixing the bear fat, place it in the refrigerator or freezer------

For pain, eczema & psoriasis: Use the back of your clean nail to grab a pea-sized amount, apply to the area, rub in until fully absorbed.

aches and pains, stiff joints, arthritis, inflammation, poison ivy, insect bites, cuts, carpal tunnel, diaper rash, skin irritations including eczema, psoriasis, and much more.

For hair retention: Use the back of your own fingernail to grab a pea-sized amount, apply to scalp, massage until fully absorbed, leave for 5-8 hours. Wash hair as usual.

For weak hair : Use the back of your own fingernail to grab a pea-sized amount, rub between hands, apply to damp hair, avoid any kind of heat, style hair as usual.