Tallow Balm Lemon Myrtle

Grass-fed tallow, manuka honey, emu oil, calendula and beeswax, with lemon myrtle stirred through for a bright, lemony lift.

Tallow is close in structure to the fats already in human skin, which is why it sinks in the way it does. This is the richest thing we make. Hand-poured in small batches.

Who it's for

Cracked heels, split fingertips, rough elbows and knees, and skin that has been out in the wind all winter.

When a moisturiser is not touching it, this is the next step up.

What it does

Melts on contact and stays on the skin, so it keeps working long after you have put it on.

Rich, so use less than you think. Lemon myrtle gives it a clean citrus scent that lifts as it warms.

Hero ingredients

• Grass-fed tallow — deeply nourishing, and closer to skin's own fats than any plant oil
• Manuka honey — draws moisture in and holds it
• Emu oil — sinks in fast and carries the rest with it
• Calendula, slow-infused — long used on dry, upset skin
• Beeswax — holds it all together and keeps it in place
• Lemon myrtle — the scent, bright and clean

How to use

Warm a small amount between your fingers until it turns to oil, then press it into dry skin.

Best on damp skin after a shower. On heels, put it on at night and wear socks over the top.

Questions

Is it vegan?
No. It is built on grass-fed beef tallow, with manuka honey, beeswax and emu oil.

What is the difference between this and the Restore Balm?
The scent, essentially. This one has lemon myrtle; Restore is left unscented apart from what the ingredients bring themselves.

Will it clog my pores?
On the body, no. It is very rich for facial skin — most people prefer one of the creams or oils for the face.