Balm- Seasonal Winter

This is our Winter seasonal balm and has notes of peppermint and chocolate. The green tint comes from a skin healing herb, Comfrey. While the scent may be subtle, the skin healing qualities are numerous. You can use this balm for rashes, acne, dry and cracked skin, fine lines, and wrinkles, or for minor cuts and scrapes.

This is a head-to-toe balm and perfect for the cold temperatures and blustering winds Mother Nature may give us during Winter.  *Always do a patch test.

Ingredients:

Grass-fed and Finished Tallow infused with Comfrey, Rosemary, Peppermint, Vanilla Bean, Frankincense and Myrrh resins.

Organic Castor Oil

Organic Raw Cacao Butter 

Tallow is close to our own natural skin oil, the lipids and fats present share similar qualities to our own skin oils, making it less likely to cause breakouts, clogged pores, and irritation. The oleic acid found in tallow is known to be a powerful ingredient in combating dry skin. This amazing fat provides an abundance of rich, beneficial vitamins and essential fatty acids that are non-comedogenic and easily absorbed into your skin for optimal hydration, providing longer relief than “store bought” moisturizers. Blended with castor oil, a naturally nourishing oil, this natural balm provides a powerhouse blend of dense vitamins A, B12, D, E, and K all which help to lock in moisture while being mild enough for all skin types.

Please note that this is an all-natural product and can vary slightly from batch to batch in scent and consistency. All beneficial properties remain the same in every jar of every batch.

Important: During warm seasons, we highly suggest that all tallow products are delivered to an address where items will NOT sit in the heat for long periods of time as consistency can change.

Keep out of direct sunlight. Can be refrigerated to extend shelf life. Use within 1 year. 

Disclaimer: This information has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any diseases.