Amazing skin. Naturally.

Looking for a natural and effective skincare solution? Try tallow balm! Made from the rendered fat of grass-fed cows, this balm is packed with nourishing vitamins and fatty acids that are easily absorbed by the skin.

Not only is tallow balm extremely moisturizing, it also has anti-inflammatory properties that can help soothe irritated skin. It's perfect for dry, chapped skin, and can even be used on eczema and other skin conditions.

But don't just take our word for it – try tallow balm for yourself and see the difference it can make on your skin. Plus, you'll be supporting sustainable, ethical farming practices by choosing grass-fed tallow. Order now and experience the power of tallow balm for yourself! And if you have any questions, our friendly team is always here to help.

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  • Is it safe for sensitive skin?

    Tallow balm is generally considered safe for use on sensitive skin, as it is made from natural ingredients and does not contain any synthetic chemicals or fragrances that can irritate the skin.

  • Isn't it bad for the environment?

    Tallow balm is not inherently bad for the environment. In fact, using tallow balm can support sustainable and ethical farming practices, as it is made from the rendered fat of grass-fed cows. This fat would otherwise go to waste, and using it to make tallow balm reduces the amount of waste generated by the farming industry.

  • How does it smell unscented?

    Tallow balm typically has a mild, neutral scent. It is made from rendered fat, which does not have a strong smell on its own. Some tallow balm products may contain essential oils or other fragrances that can add a slight scent to the balm, but these are generally subtle and not overpowering. Overall, tallow balm does not have a strong or unpleasant smell.

  • How is it made?

    Tallow balm is made from the rendered fat of grass-fed cows. To make tallow balm, the fat is first collected from the cows and cleaned to remove any impurities. It is then heated to a high temperature to melt the fat and remove any remaining water or solids. This process, called rendering, results in a liquid tallow that is cooled and solidified then mixed with olive oil before being whipped to a balm.

  • How often should I apply it?

    Apply it every morning and at night before bed. So your skin has everything it needs to manage environmental aggressors in the day and to repair while you sleep.

  • Am I supporting the meat industry?

    Tallow is made from suet, which would otherwise be discarded. By using this high quality and nutrient rich byproduct you are supporting free-roaming farming and reducing pollutants that would be used to make chemical alternatives.

Natural Science

Healthy sebum = healthy skin.

Our skin is an intelligent and living organ. It has
thousands of wells of natural hydration- known as the sebaceous glands (see image). 

These glands contain and release a nutrient-rich and multi-functional elixir called sebum. Sebum literally means tallow​,
in Latin.
Without healthy sebum, your skin will become dysfunctional,
wrinkle, dry out or allow bacteria to cause spots.

Modern life and the skincare solutions we are sold are a disaster for our sebum health.

Tallow steps in where the modern world fails our skin.

Tallow balm matches almost perfectly with your sebum, prevents incursions whilst remaining fully breathable, keeps out bacteria and keeps in the nutrients that are otherwise lost.

Tallow shrinks your pores, provides a nutrient rich
barrier and supports the sebum cycle.

Lab made skincare is an attempt to mimic what tallow does naturally.

And just to top it off, being grass-fed, tallow naturally contains vitamin A, D, K and E as well as a host of other nutrients to throw into the
mix for your skin - and your body to utilize.

Skin is dysfunctional when our sebum is dysfunctional. Tallow balm remedies this.

Whether it's soap, moisturiser or washes - modern chemical products have no place on or in our bodies biggest organ.

 

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