Our Tallow Products

Tallow has been used for skincare for ages. It is rendered beef fat, specifically suet (organ fat). Once the fat is heated it melts and seperates from any tissue. The tallow we use is sourced from our own grass fed cattle. 

Tallow is incredibly similar to our own skin, which is why it works so well. When you apply it, it mimics the natural fatty acids, vitamins, and minerals your skin already needs, allowing it to absorb deeply instead of just sitting on the surface. It’s gentle, nourishing, and works beautifully for all skin types — plus it’s non-comedogenic, so it won’t clog your pores.

Regular use can help soften the appearance of fine lines and signs of aging, support skin dealing with eczema or psoriasis, soothe acne, help prevent scarring, and even bring relief to sunburned skin. Truly a superfood for your skin.

Our grass-fed, grass-finished beef tallow is especially rich in fat-soluble vitamins A, D, K, and E, along with antioxidants, peptides, and omega-3s. It helps protect your skin from daily environmental stress while supporting elasticity and long-lasting moisture.

Tallow is a byproduct of beef, which makes it one of the most natural and environmentally responsible skincare options out there. Using the entire animal head to tail isn’t just practical — it’s respectful and intentional.

This approach reduces waste and honors the animal by making full use of what it provides. Our tallow is 100% natural, so you can feel good about what you’re putting on your skin and where it comes from.

When I discovered tallow, I also discovered just how beautifully simple and natural skincare can be. So many products sitting in our bathrooms are filled with harsh chemicals — some even come with warnings like “do not ingest.” Yet our skin absorbs much of what we put on it.

If our skin has that ability, why would we want to coat it daily with ingredients we can’t pronounce or wouldn’t want in our bodies? I wanted a skin cream that actually worked, was truly nourishing, and still 100% natural. Tallow turned out to be the perfect answer.