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FAQ
Got questions? Here’s everything you need to know about our tallow skincare.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are your products made from?
Our moisturizer is made with grass-fed tallow, slowly rendered and purified 5 times with filtered water and Celtic sea salt for a clean, pure product. It’s then whipped with almond oil, to soften the texture and carry essential oils, and finished with natural essential oils for different scents.
What is tallow, and why is it good for skin?
Tallow is rendered beef fat, once a traditional household staple. Its fatty acid profile is nearly identical to the oils your skin produces, which means your skin recognizes it and uses it to strengthen its natural barrier. This helps lock in moisture and support healthy hydration. Tallow is also naturally rich in vitamins A, D, E, and K, with vitamins A and E being especially important for skin repair and protection. Find more information about tallow on the page "Why choose tallow".
How do I use it?
Apply a small amount as a moisturizer for hands, body, or face. It’s especially effective after a shower, before bed, or before applying makeup (allow 15–20 minutes to sink in). A little goes a long way — using too much can prevent absorption.
Can tallow cause breakouts?
As with any skincare, reactions are possible. If applied sparingly, breakouts are unlikely since tallow closely matches the skin’s natural oils. Using too much may clog pores, so start with a small amount.
What ratio of ingredients do you use?
Each cream contains about 92% tallow and 8% almond oil, with very small amounts of essential oils for scent.
Where do you source your tallow?
Our tallow comes from Rendina’s butcher in Balwyn North, Melbourne, who source from regenerative farms in Victoria. Regenerative farming focuses on soil health, biodiversity, and natural cycles, producing high-quality, nutrient-rich fat. We render and whip the tallow ourselves.
What is the shelf life?
Our creams are best used within 9 months. They may last longer, but we recommend storing them in a cool, dry place for freshness.


