So, you know that beef tallow stuff? Yeah, it's basically fat from a cow's fatty tissue. People use it for cooking, especially in old-school recipes. But get this, it's also used for making soap, candles, and all sorts of other stuff. And hey, don't be grossed out, 'cause it's actually pretty great for your skin too.

Tallow is a skincare superhero: it deeply moisturizes with fatty acids, nourishes with vitamins E and A, protects against environmental damage, soothes inflammation, and suits all skin types.

Tallow is a versatile skincare product, serving as a moisturizer for dry spots, lip balm for chapped lips, and a soothing agent for skin conditions like eczema and sunburns. It's also effective as diaper rash cream, beard balm, tattoo aftercare, wound care, sunburn relief, scar treatment, and anti-aging treatment, and more offering a wide range of benefits for various skincare needs.

Tallow won't clog pores; it's akin to skin oils, providing nourishing fatty acids without causing breakouts. Non-comedogenic and perfectly balanced, it moisturizes effectively without greasiness, while its antibacterial properties help ward off pimples. Rest assured, tallow's got your back for clear, healthy skin.

It means the animals primarily feed on grass throughout their lives, resulting in leaner, healthier meat or fat compared to grain-fed counterparts. Grass-fed and grass-finished tallow provides nutrient-rich, cleaner fat, supporting sustainable farming without hormones or antibiotics.

Grass-fed and grass-finished tallow stands out for its quality, influenced by the animal's diet. It's rich in nutrients like omega-3 fatty acids, CLA, and vitamin E, with a better balance of fats and support for sustainable farming practices. Free from hormones and antibiotics, it offers a cleaner, safer product, reflecting nature's intent for genuine goodness.

No - Beef tallow has a subtle, neutral scent that dissipates upon application due to skin warmth. For those preferring scents, our balms infused with 100% pure essential oils mask any tallow smell

You don't need a ton of tallow balm to get the job done. Just a small amount is usually enough to cover the area you're targeting, whether it's your hands, elbows, arms, face or wherever else you're applying it. A little goes a long way!

For optimal storage of your tallow balm, choose a cool, dry location away from direct sunlight. Ensure the lid is tightly sealed to prevent air and moisture from compromising its quality. At room temperature, it should maintain its freshness for several months, but for extended shelf life, refrigeration is an excellent option