Colorado Boot Grease, LLC
The ManzHanz Story (please scroll down) 
One of the ways that I present CBG products to the general public is through demonstrations at trade shows. I have found that shows for the farm and ranch industry seem to attract more of the "working folks" and for that reason I have been very successful in that arena. I also have attended motorcycle rallies with much success.
At one show, one of the neighboring booths was selling and demonstrating a nationally know line of cosmetic products. At the end of one day's activity the lady from that booth commented that my "hands must be very soft after demonstrating CBG all day long". Well, that got me to wondering. So I started using CBG as a hand cream for a week, but I found that it just wasn't quite right for "live" skin. Even though my hands were like leather most of the time, it just didn't feel good. So ... back to the work table.
Just like the development of CBG, the trial and error method prevailed. When I finally felt ready to bring it to the public I had to have a name. Since it was designed for the working man it did not have any of the perfumery, foo-foo, lilac water, stinky poo stuff. So I called it ManzHanz. It caught on quite well and I was very happy until that day when one of my retail clients called me and said: "the ladies really like it too, but it doesn't have any aroma". I responded with "Duh?, it's not supposed to. It's for men!" Well, you guessed it. I now produce the very same great skin care product with a Honey-Almond aroma.
At one show, one of the neighboring booths was selling and demonstrating a nationally know line of cosmetic products. At the end of one day's activity the lady from that booth commented that my "hands must be very soft after demonstrating CBG all day long". Well, that got me to wondering. So I started using CBG as a hand cream for a week, but I found that it just wasn't quite right for "live" skin. Even though my hands were like leather most of the time, it just didn't feel good. So ... back to the work table.
Just like the development of CBG, the trial and error method prevailed. When I finally felt ready to bring it to the public I had to have a name. Since it was designed for the working man it did not have any of the perfumery, foo-foo, lilac water, stinky poo stuff. So I called it ManzHanz. It caught on quite well and I was very happy until that day when one of my retail clients called me and said: "the ladies really like it too, but it doesn't have any aroma". I responded with "Duh?, it's not supposed to. It's for men!" Well, you guessed it. I now produce the very same great skin care product with a Honey-Almond aroma.
