Beef Tallow Body Balm?
Yep, just like they used to do it.
There's something neat about picturing a farm wife 100 years ago rendering her beef fat, or “suet”, into tallow, and when it was cool, rubbing some onto her skin. We all know this was a common practice because it was inexpensive and they knew that it's good for us! (Here's how to render fat if you want to try it.)
If you make sure you're using products made with beef tallow from pastured animals, you'll know you're absorbing many nutrients through your skin, just as we would if we were eating foods fried in this healthy fat! (Have you seen my post, Deep Fried Heaven?) Also inside is coconut oil and essential oils, more ingredients us real foodies love. 🙂
I started using the body balm a couple of years ago, and while you might think it would give your skin a greasy feel, it actually rubs in nicely and just leaves softness. It's perfect for helping to heal your skin no matter the issues you might have, or I like it just for nighttime or after-sun moisturizing.
stina says
This body balm sounds great… will definitely give it a try! And thanks for setting up the discount.
Beth says
Kelly, I tried clicking on each link to them and none of them worked for me. Thought you would want to know :).
KitchenKop says
All fixed, THANK YOU, Beth!!!
Kel
Wendy Nuxoll says
I clicked on the links that say “Get 10% off….” and they don’t show any discount when trying to place an order. Do they still offer the discount by going through your site?
KitchenKop says
I will contact him and ask if he can turn it back on!
Kelly
Wendy Nuxoll says
Thank you!
jmr says
I first used this when I read about it in the WAPF journal. I absolutely love it and I’m just about out. It works great as a moisturizer for face and body, and it seems to be very healing, too, when I put it on scrapes or minor rashes. 10% off would be fantastic.