Agriculture & LivestockTraditionally used in dairy farming, Milking Cream prevents cracked udders and keeps teats soft and healthy during milking. It’s also applied to goats, sheep, and horses for saddle sores, scrapes, and dry patches. Farmers use it as a barrier on their own skin against sun, wind, and chemical exposure. Garden & OutdoorPerfect for gardeners, Milking Cream soothes cracked hands after working in soil or with fertilizers. It also acts as a protective layer before painting, plastering, or cement work, and offers relief for hikers and campers dealing with blisters, sunburn, or windburn. Personal CareLoved as a classic hand and foot cream, Milking Cream repairs dry, cracked heels and soothes everyday skin irritation. It’s gentle enough for nappy rash, eczema, and psoriasis, while doubling as an aftershave balm or cooling relief for minor burns and sunburn. Many also use it as a daily face moisturizer, cuticle softener, or even makeup remover. Workshop & IndustrialA reliable barrier cream for workers exposed to grease, detergents, and chemicals. It prevents dryness and cracking from frequent handwashing, while also supporting healing of minor cuts and abrasions. Surprisingly, it can even be used to soften and protect leather boots, gloves, and saddles. Pets & AnimalsMilking Cream protects pets’ paws from hot tar or cold surfaces and soothes dry, irritated patches of skin. For horses, it’s used to prevent rubbing under saddles or harnesses. Some even mix it with sulphur for natural tick and flea protection.
