What is Tallow Balm and Why Do I Need It?

Tallow is FANTASTIC for your skin. It is the closest thing in nature to your own skin’s sebum, and as you age, your body produces less and less sebum. Incorporating tallow balm into your routine complements natural wellness products like detox foot pads or parasite detox herbs, promoting overall skin nourishment.

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What is So Great About Tallow for Your Skin?

Beef tallow also contains stearic acid and oleic acid which “have got skin softening, hydration [and] repair characteristics.” This means it could be suitable for skin experiencing eczema or psoriasis. It also contains Vitamin A, Vitamin D, Vitamin E, and Vitamin K, which are all used in skin products. These fatty acids and vitamins are beneficial for maintaining healthy skin, promoting healing, and improving skin elasticity.
It’s a natural emollient, meaning it helps to lock in moisture, and can be especially helpful for dry and cracked skin. For those supporting their body’s detox process, using tallow balm alongside lymphatic detox herbs or immune support tincture can enhance results.

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What’s the Difference Between Suet and Muscle Fat?

Then I used REAL organic tallow made from suet. Suet is the kidney fat on the cows, protecting their internal organs. Others use the inferior muscle fat, which does not have the same composition as tallow made from suet. Many creators don’t know the difference between those two types of fats. So all the tallow balms you see on Etsy and elsewhere, how do you know it’s made with real tallow? The kind that is rendered from suet? That’s the only real tallow out there that’s the best for skin. The rest is fake.
Suet, as opposed to muscle fat, contains a higher level of a triglyceride known as glyceryl tri-stearate, otherwise known as stearin. I promise you this will be the healthiest tallow product you put on your skin. For a more complete wellness approach, tallow balm can work alongside herbal tinctures for detox or natural parasite cleanse for humans.

What is So Great About Ozone for Detoxifying the Skin?

Once infused, I ozonated the oil for over 100 hours. Ozone is AMAZING — the best thing to fight free radicals. Imagine the good it can do for your skin. My face feels amazing when using it, and I know you will love it. In addition to promoting healing, ozonated oil reduces symptoms of skin burns, prevents post-lesion hyperpigmentation, and reduces the pain of aphthous ulcers. Incorporating ozonated oils provides similar external support to what parasite detox tincture or lymphatic detox herbs do internally.

I ozonate the oils because of the amazing benefits for the skin. Ozonated oils are infused with ozone, a powerful form of oxygen known as O3, which enhances the oil’s ability to oxygenate and rejuvenate the skin. This unique process creates oils that are rich in antioxidants and have potent antibacterial, antiviral, and anti-inflammatory properties. These qualities make ozonated oils very effective at promoting healing, reducing inflammation, and combating acne and other skin conditions. By using ozonated oils in the tallow balm and salves, your skin receives the ultimate in nourishment and protection, resulting in a clearer, healthier, and more radiant complexion.

Ozonated oils have powerful effects on a variety of health concerns, specifically those related to the skin. Ozonated oils are used topically for infected wounds, anti-aging, acne, warts, improving blood flow, reducing pain, stimulation of growth for skin cells, reducing inflammation, swelling, redness, and much more. Ozonated oil has amazing anti-bacterial, anti-fungal, and anti-viral properties. Ozone can be infused into oil and then be used topically on the skin. This may be great for warts, cuts, wounds, acne, eczema, etc. There are a few oils that are known to be better when infusing ozone in the oil. Olive oil is one oil that holds the most amount of ozone, which may be good for chronic infections on the skin such as fungal infections or bacterial infections. My anti-fungal salve uses ozonated olive oil to complement natural detox for toxins. I also like to use jojoba oil and argan oil as a carrier of ozone because they are great for sensitive areas such as facial skin. The amount of ozone in jojoba is slightly less but still effective for facial skin.

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What is So Great About Argan and Jojoba Oils?

Argan oil protects and hydrates your skin and has anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties. It can help prevent or treat acne. It can help skin heal and also has anti-aging properties. It’s great for the skin and works well alongside natural parasite cleanse for humans or herbal parasite cleanse approaches.
Jojoba oil is very good at hydrating the skin as well and also has antioxidant properties. It is non-comedogenic and offers anti-aging benefits. It is also anti-microbial. It is gentle and non-allergenic.

Why Do We Infuse the Oils with Medicinal Herbs?

I infuse the oils with medicinal herbs so the tallow balm and other finished products I may make will contain the highest level of medicinal benefits allowed by nature. Here are the plants and herbs that I use currently to infuse in the oils:

  • Tepezcohuite bark:

    It has been used for centuries to promote skin health and overall well-being. It is said to be able to increase collagen production by 70 percent. It is what Salma Hayek uses on her skin. It is fantastic.

  • Rose Hips:

    A highly concentrated source of vitamin C that moisturizes and protects your skin.

  • Calendula:

    Amazing for skin irritation and promotes healing. Has anti-microbial, antibiotic, and anti-fungal properties. It is anti-aging and helps reduce scarring.

  • Plantain:

    Great for skin irritations and rashes, like eczema. Can soothe, moisturize, and heal damaged skin.

  • Comfrey:

    Comfrey is beneficial to all skin types; it helps to moisturize and soothe dry, irritated skin, promotes rapid skin-cell growth, contributes to skin renewal, protects against bacteria and other microorganisms, reduces inflammation, and helps to keep skin healthy.

  • Frankincense:

    Can help to increase the skin's natural radiance and protect it from environmental damage. It can lock in moisture for dry skin while relieving itching and flaking. Its antiseptic properties also benefit acne-prone skin, as it helps to control bacteria.

These herbal infusions work in harmony with detox foot pads, lymphatic support tincture, and natural detox for toxins for holistic wellness.

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Why Do I Use Fragrance Oils?

And once I mixed the tallow with the oils, I added natural fragrance. It smells great, can’t really describe the scent except that it is uplifting, and while some sensitive people may think it is overpowering, it definitely hides the tallow smell, and is super nice. I try to make various different kinds of mixtures, because some people like unscented tallow smell and others don’t like it.

Is Tallow Comedogenic?

Tallow is low on the comedogenic scale with a rating of 2. It is unlikely to clog pores, but still may for some people.

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