Tallow Balm Organic Grass-Fed, Barrier Repair Moisturiser Cream for Dry Sensitive Skin, Aging Skin, Eczema and Rosacea

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In our experience, because tallow is something that doesn’t typically fly off the shelves, it’s easy to source and at very reasonable prices. How to Render Tallow to Make Tallow Balm Tallow: Another name for tallow is rendered fat (from animals,) with the most common source being beef fat. You can also buy 100% organic tallow from grass-fed beef. Sometimes people want to know if they can use lard for skin like you can use tallow for skin care. You can, but tallow is a much better choice.

Have dry skin? Nothing works better to moisturize! Eczema bothering you? Tallow balm calms and soothes and can even clear eczema up completely.You shouldn't worry about tallow in cosmetic products approved by the FDA, but you should consider this if you buy local or homemade skincare products containing tallow. There are health concerns about using tallow that isn't manufactured following the strict rules the FDA issued.

One study published in the Anticancer Research journal in 2006 investigated the link between CLA and some cancer suppressor genes. The results indicated that CLA possesses anti-cancer properties and might serve as a chemo-preventive and chemo-therapeutic agent in human breast cancers.

Whipped or solid?

By feeding your skin with natural animal fats in the form of tallow, you are giving your skin structure Vitamin A,D,E and K in its most bioavailable form. The organic tallow is gently whipped with a little jojoba oil to form the balm that gives it a light and fluffy feel that goes on skin like butter. Tallow on its own is quite firm in our temperatures. This balm is so easy to use. The stuff is everywhere right now, making headlines with its all-natural, deeply moisturizing effects on the face and body. Our goal was to create a moisturiser that works in tandem with your skin. We've maximised each ingredient and created a moisturiser that's truly top tier. Let's break it down and start with the star of the show, grass-fed beef tallow. Tallow, such as beef tallow is animal fat, but that doesn't mean it's bad for our skin. What's interesting is that tallow resembles our natural sebum (the oil produced by the glands in our skin) so much that the literal translation of tallow in Latin is "sebum." The resemblance means that the ingredient is usually well received by most skin types, doesn't cause irritation, and can be a godsend for people suffering from dry skin. in other words, it's an amazing moisturizer!

Jojoba oil: Wonderfully moisturizing with a light texture, jojoba oil helps balance out the oils in the skin, working in harmony with the tallow to reveal a youthful, vibrant look. Read more about jojoba oil here.You can make tallow balm in a solid form, or you can whip it. The solid form lasts the longest, since no air incorporated. The whipped form is the easiest to use, since it is light and fluffy, a lot like whipped cream. The whipped form is my personal favorite. Get my tallow lotion bar recipe here. How to make tallow balm instructions Transfer the blend into a glass container and store it in the fridge to speed up the cooling process so you can use it sooner. LOVE YOUR FACE:Protect, heal and hydrate your face. This is an excellent daily moisturiser that will sooth and help give you healthy looking skin all day long. Tallow balm is a nourishing and natural skin moisturizer with the main ingredient being tallow or beef fat. Because tallow is a solid at room temperature, another liquid oil (we prefer olive oil) is added to the tallow to give tallow balm a texture better suited for easy application on skin. While it may sound funny to promote the wonders of applying beef fat to skin, tallow for skincare has actually been used throughout history.