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Description
Plant-derived essential oils do the heavy lifting in Mad Alchemy's PRO+ Chamois Cream. The vegetable-based formula relies on these natural compounds for anti-bacterial and anti-fungal protection, creating a barrier against friction and irritation without synthetic additives. This is Mad Alchemy's original chamois cream formula, handcrafted in small batches at their New Hampshire facility using domestically sourced raw materials.
The PRO+ sits in a deliberate middle ground when it comes to viscosity. Some chamois creams go thick enough that you feel like you're wearing a wet diaper, while others run so thin they migrate out of place before your ride even starts. The PRO+ stays put without that heavy, goopy sensation that makes you hyperaware of your shorts. It's the kind of formulation you stop noticing once you're pedaling, which is the whole point. The water-resistant formula holds up through sweat and humidity, maintaining protection across longer efforts.
If you're particular about what goes on your skin, Mad Alchemy checks the boxes: vegan, cruelty-free, petroleum-free, no animal testing, no animal ingredients. The scent comes from the essential oils themselves rather than added perfumes. For post-ride care, a small amount applied after showering can help address the early stages of saddle sores before they develop into real problems.... Read More
Features
- Plant-derived essential oils provide anti-bacterial and anti-fungal properties
- Vegetable-based formula with medium viscosity
- Water-resistant for protection during humid or wet conditions
- Vegan and cruelty-free with no animal testing or ingredients
- Petroleum-free formulation
- No added perfumes, scent derived from natural essential oils
- Handcrafted in New Hampshire using USA-sourced raw materials
- Available in 4oz jar, 6oz Smart Pouch, or 8oz jar
- Smart Pouch option reduces plastic waste by 90% vs hard-sided jars
- No menthol or cooling sensation
- Can be used post-shower to address early saddle sore development





