Whipped Tallow Butter

Why not use what our ancestors used? Let's go back in time and nourish our skin with locally raised, grass finished beef tallow.

This velvety whipped tallow balm nourishes and softens the skin. Rich in essential fatty acids and vitamins, it fortifies the skin's barrier, enhancing a healthy complexion.

• Tallow is derived from animal fat, which closely resembles the structure of human skin lipids. This similarity allows for rapid absorption into our skin. It’s also well tolerated by most skin types, including sensitive skin, without causing irritation or clogging pores.
• Tallow is rich in essential fatty acids, including oleic acid and stearic acid. The essential fatty acids in tallow can help strengthen and support the skin’s natural barrier function. This can enhance the skin’s ability to retain moisture and protect it from environmental stressors.
• Tallow contains essential vitamins, such as vitamins A, D, E, and K, which can nourish the skin. These vitamins have antioxidant properties and can help promote healthy skin cell function, repair damaged skin, and reduce signs of aging.
• Whipped tallow balm can soothe and calm sensitive or irritated skin conditions like sunburn, eczema, or dermatitis. Because it’s so gentle, even those with the most sensitive skin can generally use it. It’s safe for babies because it doesn’t contain any harmful ingredients or harsh chemicals. (It’s a great substitute for diaper rash cream!)
• Whipped tallow balm is extremely versatile and more than just a body butter. While it’s particularly useful for softening dry areas like elbows, knees, and heels, it’s really a multipurpose product. You can also use it on your face, hands, and hair.