June 2, 2017

Balleck and Mossy Oak Introduce Bath and Body Line That Requires No Water

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Balleck launches Mossy Oak licensed, scent-free bath and body products for outdoors enthusiasts to be used without water. The new, dry bath and body line includes Dry Shower, Gunk Off and Wilderness Warmth.

Dry Shower let’s you freshen up and take a shower anywhere, no water required, with this new water-less, scent-free dry shampoo, dry body soap and deodorant in one. The natural dry powder is blended to clean your hair and body, rinse-less. And it is a deodorant too. Suggested retail is $19.99.

BALLECK_ll Gunk Off water-less, rinse-less, and scent-free face, hand, and body wash makes it easy to wipe away sweat, dirt and grime. Just pour onto a wash cloth, paper towel, or cotton pad and wipe away the gunk. Gunk Off also easily removes make-up and camo face paint. It’s perfect for on-the-go cleaning and kids’ sticky hands. Suggested retail is $19.99.

Wilderness Warmth is a wader, boot, and glove drying and warming powder. Using founder Cammi Balleck’s naturopath background and knowledge of natural ingredients, this powder is designed to keep your extremities warm and dry anywhere. Suggested retail is $24.99.

Packaging for the Balleck bath and body line features Mossy Oak’s Mountain Country® camo pattern. Balleck products are currently available at www.balleck.com and Amazon.

Balleck is the only water-less, rinse-less and scent-free skin, hair, and body care line on the market made from natural, healthy, biodegradable, hygienic ingredients so you can be a happier camper. Balleck products are a must-have for people who camp, hunt or fish and cannot carry a lot of product. The Balleck mission is to help you stay clean, warm, and comfortable so you get outdoors and stay outdoors longer. Connect with Balleck on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter.

Balleck is an officially licensed partner of Haas Outdoors Inc.

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