Cultivating Good

I screen, you screen, we all screen these days! With all the Zoom calls and Netflix specials, most of us have indulged in more screen time th...

Our SPF 40 Clear Zinc Tin was one of the first sunscreens ever to be certified Protect Land + Sea. While all Badger sunscreens are reef-friendly,...

Switching to waterless skincare could be the best thing for your winter skin—and the planet. Have you ever checked the ingredients...

Wherever you are in the world, we’re wishing you a very happy New Year from here in Gilsum, NH! ♥ Is it just us, or does the whole world seem to...

The moon glows over a sparkling lake. The ocean reflects the smudged colors of a sunset. A silent, snowy landscape glitters under the stars. Open ...

We all know the feeling. The holidays are a few weeks (or, let’s be honest, days) away, and you’re still looking for those amazing gifts you’re det...

In a little patch of New Hampshire woods, hundreds of trees are hard at work, soaking up sunlight and transforming it into energy. Now, they aren’...

A bundled Bill Whyte and daughter, Emily. 25 years ago, a carpenter, storyteller, and father named Bill Whyte created a simple balm to soothe...

The topic of plastic packaging is a tough one. Especially when you sell products in plastic. Find out what steps we're taking to change this!

We are recommitting to our roots and envisioning the future. Want to join us? Read the latest post on the Badger Blog to find out how!

It seems like every week there is a story in the news about sunscreen safety. A consistent theme throughout all of this news is the recommendation that consumers look to mineral sunscreens for safe sun protection.

It’s never easy to say “goodbye” to some of our products. The good news is that you no longer have to. Find out how to make your favorite discontinued products at home!