skincare as nature intended

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skincare as nature intended

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skincare as nature intended 𖦹 skincare as nature intended 𖦹

Divine Tallow is about returning to what truly works. Warm, grounding, and simple. No chemicals, nothing artificial, just pure nourishment. This is more than skincare, it’s a return to nature, to timeless wisdom, and a way of living as nature intended.

Nourishing tallow balm

A delicately whipped blend of 100% grass-fed beef tallow, organic rosehip oil, tea tree oil, and lavender oil. Rich in skin-loving vitamins and essential fatty acids, tallow provides deep hydration and supports skin repair without clogging pores.
Rosehip oil brightens and rejuvenates, while tea tree and lavender oils soothe, clarify, and calm irritation.
Gentle and effective for dry, sensitive, or reactive skin.

Handmade in small batches for pure, nourishing care.

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𖦹 Natural healing

𖦹 Ethically sourced

𖦹 Nourishing ritual

𖦹 Skin loving essential oils

𖦹 Pure & simple

Learning in the Slow Lane

A gentle space to explore skin-loving rituals, natural living, and the slow beauty of handmade care. I share what I’ve learned through tallow, tradition, and a grounded lifestyle, so you can feel more connected, inside and out.

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Grass-Fed vs. Grain-Fed Tallow: What’s the Difference and Why Does It Matter for Your Skin?
Grass-Fed vs. Grain-Fed Tallow: What’s the Difference and Why Does It Matter for Your Skin?

Not all tallow is created equal. In this post, I break down why grass-fed and finished tallow is the gold standard for your skin. From higher levels of vitamins and anti-inflammatory compounds to ethical sourcing and cleaner skincare, what the cows eat truly shows up in the balm you use. Your skin deserves the purest form of nourishment, from the inside out.

Is Tallow Right for Your Skin Type? (Spoiler: Probably Yes)
Is Tallow Right for Your Skin Type? (Spoiler: Probably Yes)

Curious if tallow is a good fit for your skin? This nutrient-rich balm is deeply nourishing, soothing, and surprisingly versatile. Whether you struggle with dryness, breakouts, sensitivity, or aging skin, tallow works with your skin’s natural rhythms to restore balance, hydration, and glow.

Skin Cycles: Syncing Self-Care With Your Menstrual Phases
Skin Cycles: Syncing Self-Care With Your Menstrual Phases

What if your skin routine flowed with your cycle, not against it?
In this journal, I explore how aligning your skincare with the phases of your menstrual cycle can transform your self-care. From nourishing during your bleed to balancing during ovulation, each phase offers its own rhythm, and your rituals can honour that. This is for anyone ready to stop fighting their body’s changes and start listening instead.

Why Tallow?
Why Tallow?

Tallow has been used for centuries to soothe, nourish, and heal. In this journal, I share why it’s at the heart of Divine Tallow. Rich in skin-loving vitamins and remarkably similar to our own skin’s structure, tallow offers deep nourishment without the toxins or noise. It's simple, powerful, and aligned with nature, just like you.

More stories, more behind-the-scenes, more real life

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