Badger Headache Relief Stick with Peppermint, Eucalyptus, Lavender & Menthol, USDA Organic, 0.6 oz

The headache soother works really well but I don't always want to apply to my face. If I'm wearing makeup, applying this to my face feels strange. Also, the directions are on the box but not on the tube itself. I'm sure it seems self explanatory but I've used something similar that you could also apply to the nap of the neck. This doesn't say it can be applied there.

It helps with my headaches so well, I do not take any other medication.

Works wonderful

This product has been my best friend lately. I often get pretty bad headaches and have been looking to not take over the counter medication as much. Whenever I get a headache now, I apply the balm to my temples and forehead, and a bit under my nose. I find within about 6 minutes my headache starts to subside. I definitely recommend trying if you're looking to step away from acetaminophen.

I like how it calms me with the fresh scent!

Husband loves for headaches, but for him there's a bonus! In a crowd strong perfumes make his asthma flare & we noticed this helps calm his breathing til we can get him away from the offending smell

I like to try natural remedies first and this is the one I reach for when I have a headache, especially from tension. I apply it to my temples and gently rub it in. Then I apply it behind my ears and massage my outer ears, lobes, and the scalp behind my ears. It helps release the tension and relieve the headache.

I would never have thought that mint and lavender would make such a great combo. I suffer frequent sinus headaches, and find this balm to be a great way to have a modicum of relief from an otherwise unbearable pain. The lavender helps calm and soothe along side the sinus clearing blast of menthol, which isn't so cooling as to cause uncomfortable burning.

I'm sad that Badger has moved towards plastic tubes for their products. Using what feels like a glue stick just doesn't provide the same user experience as the delightful little round tins that nestled in the palm of one's hand. There was something ritualistic and soothing about that process, and I found it is completely lost with the plastic roll-up. The product inside the tube is pleasant enough, I can't say if it works for headaches because I only tried it once and was so disappointed I didn't use it again. Another lovely thing about the little tins is that they could be re-used for other things (homemade balms, storing small items, etc). Of course, the plastic sticks just go into the landfill, don't they?

I work midnights, have to sit at a desk that's overly lit with fluorescent lights & I get migraines a lot. This rubbed on my neck, behind my ears, temples etc with sunglasses on, a couple ibuprofen and I can usually avoid taking my prescription migraine buster. It's been a long time favorite but I wish it still came in the tin like the old one.