Tallow is rendered animal fat, commonly sourced from cows. It's used in skincare for its rich fatty acids that moisturise and protect the skin barrier.

Tallow is generally suitable for most skin types, including sensitive skin, due to its similarity to skin's natural oils.

Tallow skincare is non-comedogenic, meaning it's unlikely to clog pores when used appropriately.

Tallow's natural properties may assist with skin conditions like eczema or acne, thanks to its moisturising and anti-inflammatory properties.

Incorporate tallow skincare in your routine by applying it to clean skin as a moisturiser or targeted treatment.

Tallow balm can be safe for babies and children, but it's recommended to do a patch test first and consult a paediatrician if uncertain.

Tallow typically has a mild, natural scent that some may describe as slightly nutty. Tallow used for skincare also usually includes different oils and herbs to add to the scent.

Tallow sourced ethically and sustainably does not harm animals, often a byproduct of the meat industry to reduce waste.