How to Use Our Skincare

A little goes a long way with tallow. Start with less than you think you need, warm it between your fingers, and let it melt in. As with any new product, patch test first.

Honey Facial Wash

Shake well first — raw honey can crystallize. Massage a dime-size amount over damp skin morning and night, then rinse. The rosehip powder gives a light exfoliation every time you use it.

Anti-Aging Moisturizer

Use morning and evening, after washing with the Honey Wash. Put a small amount on your fingers and warm it between your hands. Then begin gently at the neck and work upward into the face, always using upward motions.

Sweet Dreams Cream

Apply in the evening after washing your face. Warm a small amount between your fingers, then smooth from the neck up, using gentle upward motions. Don't forget the décolleté and the back of your neck.

Eye Love It Cream

Take a small amount on your ring finger and gently tap along the brow bone at night, after you cleanse and moisturize. Evenings only — applying it in the morning can let it migrate into your eyes.

Hydrating Setting Spray

Mist over bare skin for an instant glow, or over makeup to set and seal. Keep it on your desk, in your bag, or by your bed for a midday refresh.

Tallow Body Butter

This all-over body treatment is easy to use. Start with a small amount, rub between your fingers to warm it up, and smooth it onto any part of your body. Crafted to go a long way — a little is all you need.

Baby Bum Cream

Warm a small amount between your fingers and smooth over clean, dry skin — face, body, and the littlest ones. It melts in as it warms.

Time to Chill Magnesium Cream

Apply a small amount to the bottoms of your feet when you're ready to rest — it's best at bedtime. Also lovely worked into shoulders, hands and anywhere that feels like it has done a long day.

Kiss of Nature Lip Balm

Apply a thin layer after your skincare routine, or any time your lips need it. Clear goes over anything; Tinted is wearable on its own.

Cosmetic products. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.