The Regenerative Body Balm is for dry skin from the neck down: hands, elbows, knees, heels, shins, the places that go rough in an Ohio winter. Grass-fed and grass-finished beef tallow, whipped with olive oil and a few drops of frankincense. The same three ingredients as the face balm, in a jar sized for the body.
Tallow carries fatty acids your skin already recognizes, so it settles in rather than sitting on top. Olive oil loosens the texture and gives it slip. Frankincense is there for its scent. There is no water in the jar, so there is nothing to preserve. No fragrance oil, no filler, no emulsifier.
It is firm in the jar and turns to oil as you warm it. It absorbs within minutes, and skin feels soft rather than greasy. The scent is a soft frankincense note that fades within the hour.
The method: warm a dime-sized amount between your palms until it turns to oil. Press it into clean, slightly damp skin, one area at a time. The best moment is straight after a shower, while the skin is still damp. Hands and heels can take a second dime at night. Patch test on the inner forearm first, as with anything new.
4 oz is about a year of nightly use. 1 oz is about three months, the introduction.
If scent is not for you, or your skin is easily bothered, choose the Pure Body Balm: tallow and olive oil with nothing added. If you want the body balm for the end of the day, the Reverence Body Balm swaps frankincense for lavender. For the face, the Regenerative Face Balm carries the same three ingredients and a pea-sized method.
Poured by hand in small batches in Solon, Ohio.
Regenerative Body Balm
Four or more · 20% off · A trio · 15% off
