Sunbound Tallow Balm
Sunbound Tallow Balm
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A 4 oz tallow balm for skin that's been outside. Sun, wind, salt water, chlorine — the things that leave skin tight, dry, and stripped by the end of the day.
Organic grass-fed beef tallow and shea butter for weight, cold-pressed red raspberry seed oil for antioxidants, and a touch of spearmint for a cooling finish. Six ingredients. Face and body.
This is not a sunscreen. It hasn't been tested to prevent sunburn, tanning, or UV damage, and it shouldn't be used in place of one. Use a broad-spectrum SPF for sun protection. Sunbound is for the skin you come home with.
Why tallow after a day outside
Sun and salt water strip the skin's own oils. Tallow's fatty acid profile is close to what your skin produces, so it replaces like with like rather than sitting on top the way a water-based lotion does. It's heavier than a gel or aloe, and it stays put.
What's in it
- Organic grass-fed beef tallow — rich in fatty acids and fat-soluble vitamins, deeply moisturizing
- Organic African shea butter — ultra-creamy, softens skin that feels tight
- Organic cold-pressed red raspberry seed oil — naturally high in vitamin E and antioxidants
- Organic beeswax — seals in moisture and holds the balm together
- Coconut oil — light, absorbs quickly
- Spearmint essential oil — a clean, cooling finish on warm skin
Full ingredient list: Organic Grass-fed Beef Tallow, Organic Beeswax, Organic African Shea Butter, Organic Cold-Pressed Red Raspberry Seed Oil, Coconut Oil, Spearmint Essential Oil.
No fragrance, no parabens, no fillers, no water.
How to use
Warm a small amount between your fingers and swipe in circular motions onto face and body.
Apply generously after time outdoors — post-swim, post-shower, or any time skin feels tight and stripped. Works best on slightly damp skin.
Good to know
Size: 4 oz (net wt.)
Contains spearmint essential oil, which gives a light cooling sensation. If you have sensitive skin, patch test on your inner arm first.
For topical use only. Store in a cool, dry place.
Tallow is a real fat and responds to heat — it may soften in transit during warm months. Let it set at room temperature and the texture returns.
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