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Meet the ultimate skin healing and soothing moisturizer of yesterday and today. This 3000-year-old practice has stood the test of time and is definitive in skin care.



Is tallow good for skin?
Yes! Tallow is amazing for skin because it provides a rich abundance of beneficial nutrients that skin needs to stay healthy, soft, and youthful.

What are the benefits of tallow?
Now that we’ve looked at what tallow can do for skin, let’s take a closer look at the nutrients found in tallow, and how they specifically help with skin health (source).
• Vitamins A, B12, D, E, and K are extremely nourishing for skin. This combination of beneficial vitamins is only found together in animal products.
• Alpha linoleic and linoleic acids in almost a perfect ratio of 1:1. These are also known as omega 3 and omega 6 fatty acids, and they maintain the structure and barrier function of skin. They are also helpful for anti-inflammatory and immune responses in skin, including eczema and rosacea.
• Stearic acid and oleic acid are fatty acids that are found in the outer layer of our skin, and in our sebum. They are softening, moisturizer, regenerative, and anti-inflammatory. Stearic acid helps to repair skin, improve the flexibility of skin, improves skin’s barrier function. Oleic acid helps the various beneficial nutrients pe*****te deeply into skin.
• Conjugated linoleic acid or CLA has powerful anti-inflammatory properties and is also antimicrobial.
• Palmitoleic acid is a very active antimicrobial in our skin. It is also one of the basic building blocks of our skin, but it decreases as we age.
• Palmitic acid helps improve the smoothness of skin, helps with skin’s barrier function, and decreases as we age.

Tallow is noncomedogenic. Since it is so compatible with how our skin is made and our skin’s natural sebum, tallow works with our skin to moisturize, soothe, and repair it without clogging pores.
Can Help Hydrate Skin
Why is tallow good for your skin? It’s rich in fatty acids that help form the lipids that keep skin protected and moisturized.
These include palmitoleic acid, stearic acid and oleic acid (the same type of fat found in olive oil).
Consuming fats can help support the skin, while some fats, including tallow, can also be applied topically to your skin. Some benefits of tallow for skin health include:
• Improving moisture and treating dryness
• Helping increase skin’s flexibility and ability to heal.
• Supporting the protective barrier function of skin

Can Help You Absorb Essential Vitamins
You need fats in your diet to absorb fat-soluble vitamins, including vitamins A, D, E and K. These essential vitamins help support your immune system, skeletal system, heart, skin and more.
May Help Support Weight Loss/Management
Tallow is rich in CLA, a fatty acid that studies show can support a healthy metabolism and may lead to fat burning. There’s some evidence that CLA also has anti-inflammatory and immune-supporting properties, possibly even fighting growth of tumors, as does the fatty acid oleic acid.
Consuming animal fats can be especially helpful for weight loss if you follow a high-fat keto diet, which leads to ketosis and can also have benefits such as reducing inflammation and oxidative stress.
Another benefit of consuming natural fats is for cognitive health, since a high percentage of your brain is made up of cholesterol and fat.

A beautifully whipped body balm of Almond, Lilac, Lavender, Jasmine, and Vanilla 💋