Tallow Balm

Tallow balm is good for moisturizing skin, providing protection, and can even sooth certain skin conditions, such as eczema, psoriasis, and acne. It often helps reduce redness, itching, and heal.

Yes, you can put tallow balm on your face! It's good for making your skin feel soft and happy.

It's not guaranteed for everyone, but tallow balm has worked well for many people with eczema and acne.

Absolutely – your kids can use tallow balm! I use it on my son all the time. It's natural and gentle, making it great for keeping their skin soft and happy.

To use tallow balm, scoop a small bit of it with your fingers, and gently massage it into your skin for a naturally smooth and happy feeling.

Tallow can be thick, so start small – you can always apply more after (it’s easier to add more than it is to take it away)

You might notice a bit of a natural scent, but our tallow balms do not really smell like beef, even the unscented ones, because we use high-quality, grass-fed tallow. In our scented tallow balm, the essential oils provide the scent (which you can choose!) and there is no beef smell at all.

That's up to you! Do you want lemon, orange, or lavender? If you don't want any smell, you can always choose unscented. If you want a scent we don't offer, let us know!

It's definitely okay if your tallow balm is hard - that just means it was likely stored in cooler temperatures recently.

You can simply store the container in room-temperature or warm the balm between your hands to make it a bit softer.

Absolutely! It's okay if your tallow balm is soft - that just means it was likely stored in warmer temperatures recently.

You can simply store the container in the fridge for a few hours and it should firm back up.

You can use tallow balm however often you'd like! Most people use it once a day to a few times a day - it really depends on your skin condition (dry, acne, eczema, etc.), your lifestyle, local climate, and more.

We are not doctors and highly recommend consulting with one, a medical professional, if you have any concerns about our products and your use of them. Our tallow balms do contain honey and beeswax.

Tallow is made of fat from animals, usually cows or sheep, by melting and purifying it.

Yes, tallow is actually good for skin (we're not biased or anything... no, seriously, it is good for skin).

It is naturally rich in vitamins A, D, E, and K, along with antioxidants than help maintain healthy skin and promote healing.

The benefits of tallow are that it helps make your skin soft and smooth, it can repair cracked, dry skin. Because it's all natural, it's great for sensitive skin (it has no chemicals that often irritate sensitive skin). It can be used on your entire body and even used by the entire family (mom, dad, and the kids!).

Tallow balm is generally considered non-comedogenic for most people, meaning it's not likely to clog pores.

However, everyone's skin is different, so it's important to see how your skin reacts when you start using it.

Whether tallow is better than shea butter depends on your skin's needs and preferences. Tallow is great for deep moisturization and closely matches our skin's natural oils, making it easily absorbed.

Shea butter, on the other hand, is rich in vitamins and has anti-inflammatory properties, making it excellent for soothing and softening skin. Each has unique benefits, so the best choice varies from person to person.

Yes, just like with any moisturizer, it's possible to use too much tallow on your skin.

If you apply too much, your skin might feel greasy or not absorb all of it. It's best to start with a small amount and see how your skin feels – you can always add more if you need to.