Tallow Balm
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Tallow Balm Varieties
Pretty Girly has a pleasant, natural, floral scent. It has essential oils that are great for wrinkles and crow's feet and for supporting hormonal health. It contains the following essential oils: lavender, elemi, palmarosa, geranium, celery seed
Mild Manly has a mild, fresh, clean scent. Women love it too! It has essential oils that are great for the skin and for supporting hormonal health. It contains the following essential oils: cedarwood, ylang ylang, lavender, basil
Almost Unscented has a very mild scent which disappears quickly. It has essential oils that support overall skin health and that are among those generally regarded as being more than gentle enough for use with babies and during pregnancy. It contains the following essential oils: cedarwood, lavender
Totally Unscented contains no essential oils, so you will detect the scent of tallow, which fades quickly after applying. It is great for those that are sensitive even to the high-quality, therapeutic-grade essential oils that we use.
Lavender Fields only contains therapeutic-grade lavender essential oil, creating a fragrant lavender scent. Lavender essential oil has a long-standing tradition of helping a variety of skin conditions, as well as having a calming, relaxing, and balancing aroma.
Peppermint Stick only contains therapeutic-grade peppermint essential oil for you peppermint lovers! Peppermint essential oil has a long-standing tradition of stimulating alertness and focus, helping a variety of skin conditions, as well as being used on aching joints and head and neck tension.
Vanilla Bean has a mild vanilla scent for you vanilla lovers. Vanilla has a long-standing tradition of elevating mood and reducing stress and even food cravings.
Campfire Glow has a warm, inviting, complex scent with a ginger accent. It has essential oils that make it great for puffiness around the eyes. It contains the following essential oils: tea tree, hyssop, rosemary, ginger, tarragon, grapefruit
Citrus Shine is infused with fresh, tangy citrus flavors and a calming hint of lavender. It has essential oils that not only invoke sunny memories and tasty refreshment but also help soften and protect lips and skin. It can even be used to calm razor burn and sun irritation. It's great for all skin types but especially helpful for oily complexions. It contains the following essential oils: tangerine, lime, bergamot, lavender
Embrace has an exotic scent in which costly jasmine predominates. It has essential oils that promote relaxation and romance and support hormonal health. It contains the following essential oils: jasmine, ylang ylang, patchouli, bergamot, Eucalyptus radiata, oregano
Outdoor Spice has a unique spice scent that both men and women enjoy. It has essential oils that are centering, relieve tension, and promote healthy skin circulation. It contains the following essential oils: elemi, cedarwood, geranium, juniper, cinnamon bark, clary sage, orange, Eucalyptus radiata
Rugged Cliff has a musk scent that is earthy but light. It has essential oils that are grounding, are great for rough, cracked, and calloused skin, and promote healthy skin circulation. It contains the following essential oils: patchouli, Roman chamomile, bergamot, elemi
Sensible has a clean, balanced, fresh-air, refined scent. It has essential oils that are integrating and great for skin clarity. It contains the following essential oils: Roman chamomile, clary sage, myrtle, ginger, tangerine
Serene Spirit will take you to a fragrant forest. It has essential oils that are calming and uplifting and can help soothe muscles and joints. It contains the following essential oils: cypress, bay laurel, cedarwood, lavender, grapefruit
Windswept is our most unusual scent. It has essential oils that make it great for sun- and wind-exposed, weathered, cracked, and red skin. It contains the following essential oils: carrot seed, German chamomile, spearmint, clove, grapefruit
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