Thomas Tallow Co.
Lavender Whipped Tallow
Lavender Whipped Tallow
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INGREDIENTS: Organic Lavender Buds, Grass-fed Beef Suet Tallow
BENEFITS:
Antioxidant-Rich • Naturally Occurring Vitamins A, D, E & K • Deeply Moisturizing • Nourishing • Skin-Softening • Soothing • Comforts Dry, Irritated Skin • Ideal for Sensitive-Feeling Skin • After-Sun Skin Comfort
REAL LAVENDER BUDS. NEVER ESSENTIAL OILS.
Our Lavender Whipped Tallow is slowly infused for over 12 hours with organic dried lavender buds, allowing the botanical character of real lavender to infuse directly into our nutrient-rich grass-fed tallow.
The result is a deeply moisturizing, comforting tallow that helps soften and condition dry, sensitive-feeling skin while leaving it feeling soothed, supple and nourished. It’s especially comforting for dry or irritated-feeling skin, skin prone to eczema-related dryness, and skin that feels dry or uncomfortable after sun exposure.
The naturally subtle lavender aroma comes directly from the buds — never added fragrance or essential oils. It's simple, botanical skincare crafted for moments of calm.
Our tallow is dry-rendered at a low temperature, using a traditional process that maintains its natural character. We don't believe tallow needs to be stripped, deodorized or disguised. We take pride in creating tallow that looks and smells like what it is, real tallow.
HOW TO USE:
Warm a small amount between your fingertips and gently massage into clean skin. A little goes a long way. Use on the face or anywhere your skin needs rich, nourishing moisture.
PRODUCT NOTE:
Because we work with natural, minimally processed ingredients, color, texture and aroma may vary slightly from batch to batch. The lavender aroma comes naturally from the lavender buds and may vary in intensity. Store at room temperature in a cool, dry place away from direct heat and sunlight. Temperature fluctuations may naturally cause changes in texture or slight grittiness without affecting the quality of the product.
Handcrafted in small batches in Michigan.
