Honey & Lavender Tallow Skin Cream
 
This is a whipped tallow skin cream, it has a fluffy, velvety consistency that spreads smoothly and is nature's best moisturizer. Lavender essential oil is one of the most loved scents for its sweet, clean,  and refreshing floral-spiced aroma. Allow this smooth and relaxing skin cream to calm your senses and deeply moisturize your face. 
 
2oz  $ 22.00
4oz  $ 32.00
9oz  $ 62.00
 
Ingredients & Benefits:
 
Grass-fed Tallow: Rich in essential fatty acids that help form a protective barrier to keep the skin deeply moisturized. These include palmitoleic acid, stearic acid, conjugated linoleic acid and oleic acid. Tallow also contains fat-soluble vitamins A (retinol), D, E, K2, B12, Choline and omega 3's.  These fats help increase skin's flexibility, elasticity and can aid in healing. 

Organic jojoba oil: Is an anti-inflammatory oil that can help fight inflammation, free radicals and oxidative stress. It also contains vitamin E, vitamin B-complex, copper and zinc. Jojoba has also been found to increase collagen formation, which is a building block of the skin and can assist in improving fine lines, stretch marks and scars.
 
Local raw honey: Is the least processed form of honey. Traditional medicine has used honey to treat wounds & burns on the skin for centuries. Honey has been found to have antimicrobial properties that have assisted in treating eczema.
 
Organic, hexane free, castor oil: Ricinoleic acid helps to lock moisture into your skin, reduce skin inflammation & support healing.
 
Organic Lavender Essential Oil: Helps to promote healing and regeneration for all skin types, especially dry, mature  and cracked skin. Its anti-inflammatory properties help in rashes, eczema, boils and acne. 
 
DIRECTIONS:
Apply a pea-sized amount on skin. As a night cream, apply 30-60 mins before bed for it to be absorbed. Store in a cool, dark place for up to 12 months.
 
These statements have not been regulated by the FDA. Our products are not intended to treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Not medical advice, please consult your medical provider.