Tallow & Honey Balm

Purified tallow from grass-fed Ulster cows. Jojoba oil, organic and cold-pressed. Raw honey from small-scale local beekeepers, and beeswax from those same bees. The cold-infused herbal essences of rosemary, chamomile, and lemon balm.

That’s it. No toxic preservatives, thickeners, fragrances, essential oils, or chemical additives. No need for a dozen different products that all do the same thing. No B.S.

This is an all-in-one, all purpose, all skin type balm. Sound too good to be true? That’s what big skincare companies have led you to believe. This product is handmade in small batches, completely natural, and produced consciously of sustainable practices. This isn’t just another moisturiser. This is ancient wisdom. This is how it should be. This is an investment in your health, not just to survive, but to thrive.

Why it works:

Tallow is a rich source of bioavailable vitamins A, D, E, and K, essential fatty acids, and natural anti-inflammatory properties that closely resembles our skin’s own natural oils.

Honey is anti-inflammatory, anti-bacterial, phytonutrient dense, potentially anti-cancerous, and it literally never goes off. It heals wounds, boosts brain and memory, strengthens hair and skin, increases fertility and virility, kills candida, and reduces blood sugar and diabetes. Honey is one of the most miraculous substances on Earth made by the species that ensures life on Earth persists. It goes without saying, beeswax is pretty good too.

Rosemary is the most powerful herb in the world. Aristotle's students wore rosemary garlands on their heads — it was said to grant them super memory. Rosemary extract has been found to reduce tumour size and inhibit the growth of new cancer cells. It naturally improves mood and cognition, improves insulin resistance and regulates glucose uptake and transport. Rosemary oil inhibits fungal growth and has been found to support hair growth in those with alopecia. Bathing in rosemary infused water was said to be the ‘bath of life’.

In skincare, chamomile calms inflammation, soothes sensitivity, and protects against oxidative stress. Internally, it lowers cortisol, reduces excess estrogen, and supports thyroid function for better hormone balance and resilience.

Lemon balm is an ancient cure-all. Both relaxing and toning for the nervous system, it's mainly used today to treat anxiety, depression, nervous tension, and related digestive disorders. Also, it smells really nice. The ancient Greeks knew it as bee-leaf and its Latin name is melissa officinalis (melissa is the Greek word for honey bee and officinalis refers to its standardised use in herbal remedies, due to its potent medicinal properties). Bees love lemon balm for good reason.