One jar, whipped from regeneratively raised beef tallow and a short list of oils, for face, body, hands and lips. No essential oils, no synthetic fragrance, no synthetic preservatives. Made in Utah by True Origin Skincare, recommended by integrative and functional doctors and carried in holistic medical clinics.
It is rendered beef fat, blended with a few oils and aerated as it cools so it sets soft instead of hard. The main fatty acids in tallow, oleic, palmitic and stearic, are the same ones skin makes in its own sebum, which is why a barrier that reacts to lotions tends to accept it.
Whipping changes the texture and the dose, not the chemistry. A little covers the face, and one jar does the work of a face cream, body butter, hand cream and lip balm.
Beef tallow from regenerative farms, rendered in house from suet and infused with organic rose petals, vanilla bean and marshmallow root. Organic beeswax, castor, olive squalane, jojoba, meadowfoam, rosehip and sea buckthorn oils. Vitamin E, organic arrowroot, rose floral wax and organic rosemary extract.
Essential oils. Synthetic fragrance. Synthetic preservatives. Water. Honey. Fillers.
Twelve ingredients, listed in the order they go in.
People whose skin reacts to most creams, including the clean ones. Dry, sensitive and reactive skin. Pregnancy and postpartum, when the ingredient list matters more than ever. Anyone who wants one jar instead of four.
See the Deep Hydration WhipYes. That is how most people use it. Warm a little between your fingertips and press it into damp skin, morning and night. The same jar covers the rest of you.
No. Suet rendered properly is close to odorless, and the whip smells faintly of the rose and vanilla steeped into it. A beefy smell in a tallow product usually means trim fat or a bad render.
A pea-sized amount for the whole face. Most complaints about tallow feeling greasy come from using three or four times too much.
Thirty days, love it or your money back. Give it two weeks first, since that is what a barrier takes to settle.
