Grass-fed tallow skincare

Good skin.
Less effort.

Rich daily moisture. A simple routine. Meet The Balm, made with grass-fed tallow and ingredients chosen with purpose.

1 fl oz · Handmade in the USA

Bull Tallow The Balm in an open black jar on rustic wood, with the Bull Tallow LLC, Spring Hill, TN label
The BalmYour daily essential.

Simple care. Real comfort.

A little balm. A lot to like.

Three good reasons to keep it on your shelf.

Open Bull Tallow balm jar on rustic wood

Rich daily moisture

Grass-fed tallow, jojoba oil and shea butter come together in a concentrated balm for dry-feeling skin.

A close view of The Balm on textured fabric

Soft, conditioned skin

Smooth on a small amount to leave skin feeling supple, comfortable and cared for.

The Balm beside a towel and comb on cream tiles

One simple ritual

Warm between your fingers. Press into clean skin. Get on with your day.

Inside the jar

A short list.
A clear purpose.

Grass-fed tallow at the center. Thoughtfully chosen ingredients around it. Nothing complicated about that.

01

The base

Grass-fed beef tallow gives The Balm its rich, concentrated texture.

02

The blend

Jojoba oil, shea butter, beeswax and vitamin E round out the formula.

03

The scent

A warm, woody blend of sandalwood, cedarwood, vetiver and chamomile essential oils.

Full ingredient list

Grass-fed beef tallow, jojoba oil, beeswax, shea butter, vitamin E, cedarwood, vetiver, chamomile and sandalwood essential oils.

Your daily routine

Warm. Press. Done.

  1. 01

    Start small

    A little goes a long way. Take a small amount with clean fingers.

  2. 02

    Warm it up

    Rub between your fingertips until the balm softens.

  3. 03

    Press it in

    Apply to clean skin. Add a little more where you need it.

The essentials

Keep the shelf simple.

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A few things to know.

Where can I use it?

Use a small amount on your face, body or beard. Keep it out of your eyes.

What does it smell like?

Warm and woody, with sandalwood, cedarwood, vetiver and a softer chamomile note.

How much should I use?

Start with a small amount. Warm it between your fingers and apply a thin layer. Add more only as needed.