Cream for burn marks

What do you do if Neosporin isn't working fast enough?

We got this email from Kathryn in Oregon, who needed anti burn cream.

"Rachel, just gotta tell you!  I burned my hand good about 10 days ago.  It hurt like heck! I took good care of it with Neosporin and a bandaid but after the initial scab rubbed off in my sleep on about day 5, I couldn’t get the wound to really start healing for anything!

 

So I thought, what the heck, let’s try Bedrock Balm! 

 

This picture is after just over 24 hours of treating it three times with Bedrock Balm. 

 

It’s definitely healed and now the repair work and scar healing can start! Thank you!!"

Kathryn, fast thinking and we hope your hand heals quickly. Ouch!

Click here to get Bedrock Balm, our cream for burn marks

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Q: Can Bedrock Balm be used for blisters?

A: Yes. Many customers use it to calm redness, support the skin barrier, and keep irritation at bay - always check with your doctor if you have concerns. 

Q: Is Bedrock Balm good for kids?

A: Yes. Our formula is made with gentle, plant-based oils and zinc oxide, safe for babies, kids, and adults.

Q: Can I use Bedrock Balm on both face and body?

A: Absolutely. Customers use it on the face, underarms, hands, legs, and sensitive areas.

Q: What makes zinc oxide helpful for skin?

A: Zinc oxide helps protect skin, calm visible redness, and create a barrier against irritation. That’s why it’s the key ingredient in every Bedrock product.

Q: Can I use Bedrock Balm for hemorrhoids?

A: Many customers share that they use Bedrock Balm on sensitive areas, including hemorrhoids, to help calm redness, reduce irritation, and keep skin more comfortable.

Q: What makes Bedrock Balm different from store-bought creams?

A: Unlike many conventional creams, Bedrock Balm is made with clean, nourishing oils like jojoba, calendula, and chamomile, paired with zinc oxide for skin barrier support. Customers love that it’s non-greasy, vegan, cruelty-free, made in the USA, and multi-purpose.