Wild Ferns Manuka Honey Here, There and Everywhere Balm Review

The Wild Ferns Manuka Honey Here, There and Everywhere Balm is amazing! I've tried it as a lip balm, body balm, after sunburn, hand cream and foot balm, and it's awesome for all of the above. The thing i love about it the most is that i can use it as a moisturiser straight after I've shaved my legs and i don't get rashy lol. I have ridiculously sensitive skin, so most moisturizers and body balm/butters will give me with a mild rash. I also love how i can use it on my tattoos and it makes them look 'refreshed', the black/greys darker and colors brighter. I'll definitely be ordering some more once this pot runs out!

Cute packaging looks natural and nearly like a table spread yummy

The plastic pottle is yellow with a screw top lid, the contents inside look like a candle wax off white in colour with a light fragrance of Manuka honey

A nice melting consistency that soaks in nicely it does leave a shine a little residue I used this on all the areas that suggests that you can use a balm for cuticles dry patches etc eyebrows to smooth over a wee bug bite And it did a lovely softening job soothing and healing During this trial I ended up in a dry environment with not many products with me I did have this as I was trialling it

Dry hands and I developed a crack on my heal a cold sore creeped in with dry lips and my face stung from to many tears my hair went frizzy when I washed it and I got a touch of itches in a special area

This little pottle of glory saved me from frizzy hair I run my hands through my hair with a tiny dollop melted into my palms left me non frizzy without looking greasy I loaded my heal up with balm and a sticky it took the sting out and it even improved the crack Helped sooth my cold sore and cracked lips I melted this balm into my palms and pressed my face into my hands covered my eyes as rested I found this was nice and soothing stopped my face from stinging didn’t even make my eyes blurry I even used it as a light moisturiser and yes I put a wee bit there you know where I mean Oh it did the trick just soothed that area whew So when this says here there and everywhere balm it really is

Would I buy this yes a little goes a long way and my gosh it’s a all rounder When your caught short this does it all even removed my makeup

Healing and natural yes puts a nice wee barrier on as well Dollar wise value for money

Packaging is great. The lid screws on very well. I feel like it screws on a extra times than normal screw lids. The balm is quite hard so does not spread well. I find that warming up the product does not help. I tried to apply this to my legs especially around my calves but it did not spread well and it took a long time to cover the area. I tried it on a sore which healed really well. I also this on my finger nails as I have a bit of skin peeling and it words great. The skins healed and stops peeling. This is also great on chapped lips which I highly recommend as you are not applying too much to the area. I do highly recommend this product for small areas.

I loved this product. I used it as a lipbalm. And tried it use it as a healing balm. I got compliments on how soft my.lips where. But it DoD nothing when I put it on top of my pimples in fact it made them a oil worse. My daughter loved using it as well. It smells nice and feels divine when it's gliding on. You get a lot of bang for your buck.. I have been using it everyday since I got it and have barely made a dent in it. It doesn't sting when added to cuts. So it can be used on kids as well. It doesn't leave an oily residues on your fingers either.

I received this balm to trial just before the holiday break and have been using it every day since. I used it in two ways - as a lip balm and to massage a small facial scar following recent surgical removal of a benign cyst. It worked well for both applications, keeping my skin soft and moisturised without being greasy. The balm is a pale yellow in colour and has a very faint beeswax flavour. For a balm, it's quite solid and it can take a bit of work to get it going - but I see this as a positive. There are a couple of real benefits to this product. Firstly, the amount of product (50g) is very generous. I have been using it daily for about a month and have barely made a dent. Secondly, the product doesn't melt like other balms. I've been carrying it in my handbag and its been sitting in hot rooms but has remained a semi-solid consistency without going soft or going 'off'. While the balm itself isn't revolutionary, if you're looking for one product that will last for ages and for a multitude of uses, this may be just what you're after.

I have to say the actual product itself was wonderful, it soaked into my skin and moisturised accordingly and worked as describe, my hands especially were quite soft after application I am happy to say as a person with dry and reactive skin that I had absolutely no reaction at all so bonus for me! I did find I had to wait a little while before putting clothes on otherwise I got the greasy transfer onto the fabric but found it easily fixable with a little extra rubbing time, otherwise it worked well at moisturising all areas of my skins with the exception of my dry heels which remain dry no matter what I put on them. However I think I would be more likely to use this product as a lip balm or as a once a week treatment rather than everyday as its just a lot of rubbing required to get the product onto your hands and then onto your skin again out of the jar. The biggest annoyance for me was the amount of work it took to get it onto my skin. The product is firm inside a jar and requires the heat of your skin to get it soft enough to spread. For use on the body it would probably be easier to use in a stick form that pushes out like a deodorant making it far less work to get onto your skin to begin with, otherwise you are stuck rubbing this stuff for a while and it takes a long time to get it everywhere and absorbed into your skin.

This is a lovely natural balm. It works well as a lip balm, as a hand cream, and for moisturising dry skin. I used it on dry cuticles, and liked it as a foot cream. It's quite hard and waxy in the jar, but softened quickly with a bit of body heat.

It worked well on healing grazes (I didn't apply it on broken skin) to keep them soft and seemed to help them heal without the skin cracking.

thank you to BR for the opportunity to review this NZ product. when i got the invite, i was very intrigued to try this balm that claimed to be 'anywhere everywhere balm'.

i have had a nice long time to try this product. i will confirm that it is moisturising on the lips as a lip balm, can 'heal' minor cuts, and does well on dry spots on the body or face. my ultimate test was to see if this 'anywhere everywhere' balm can help 'heal' my husbands dry cracked heels...I'm afraid to say it fails at this.

so would i buy it again? No, i don't feel it is worth the money...even with the fact that it has 'healing active manuka honey'

did it do what it said it would? yes and no. its good for minor scrapes, sores, and dry spot, but what other moisturiser or cream isn't? and the fact that it wasn't able to make change to my ultimate test on my hubby's cracked heels, it definitely isn't the be all and end all of 'healing' moisturising balms. i would never throw out my other creams and moisturisers to replace it with this one.

would you recommend it to friends? No. for its price, most definitely not.