Roots & Leaves - Tallow Balm with Hemp Seed Oil
Roots & Leaves - Tallow Balm with Hemp Seed Oil
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Are you aware that “Tallow is protective, soothing, and restorative for your skin? Animal fats have played a key role in salves, ointments, poultices, and eventually, skincare for people around the world, all throughout history, including Babylonians, Egyptians, Australian Aborigines, Inuit, the Himba and Hamer tribes, and Native Americans.”?
Organic grass-fed beef tallow is a perfect, quality, non-toxic, and moisturizing product for your skin.
Yes, you read that correctly ... a moisturizer made from beef tallow!
Before you let the ick-factor distract you, just roll with me for a minute:
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Organic, grass-fed beef tallow is one of the most nutrient-dense, effective, and versatile skincare options on the planet. We’ve known this, intuitively, as a species for at least 20,000 years.
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Research shows that beef tallow is absolutely packed with all the nutrients your skin needs to be astonishingly healthy, including vitamin E, CLA, omega-3s, vitamin A, vitamin B12, vitamins D and K, stearic and oleic acids.
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People have used it with great results to moisturize their hair and skin, soothe chapped lips, heal cracked knuckles, smooth scratchy feet, ease diaper rash, calm eczema and rosacea, and even help blisters and cuts heal.
WHIPPED INGREDIENTS:
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100% Organic Grassfed Tallow
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Organic, Cold Pressed Hemp Seed Oil (less than 10%, and this helps to "whip" the tallow balm)
ORIGINAL INGREDIENTS:
- 100% Grass-Fed Tallow*, Cold Pressed Hexane-Free Castor Oil*, Beeswax* (*denotes organic).
- Hemp-Free: An ideal alternative for those seeking the benefits of tallow without hemp seed oil.
Available in a 2 oz or 4 oz glass container.
DIRECTIONS: This is so clean and safe, you simply apply as often as needed. Keep in a cool, dry place, as this product will melt.
As always, made with organic materials. We never include parabens, fragrance, triglycerides, or other synthetic materials. This tallow balm should last at least one year; keep it in the refrigerator if you need it to last longer.
