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Creamy Tallow Sun Balm

 
Our Creamy Tallow Sun Balm is rich in vitamins E, K, D, & A.  Our Creamy Sun Balm formula contains 100% grass-fed beef tallow, which is most like human sebum, which is our body's natural oils. Tallow also contains some of the same fats & lipids that human skin does, contains collagen, and easily absorbs into the skin. The oils used in this sun balm also contain spf values of 4-8, as well as the non-nano zinc oxide. Non- Nano zinc oxide offers broad-spectrum sun protection, especially in concentrations up to 25% for optimal protection. This formula also works well as a facial primer before applying makeup, and as an all-natural rash/diaper rash and/or chafing cream.
 
Our Creamy Tallow Sun Balm is made with 100% grass-fed beef tallow, olive oil, grape seed oil, vitamin E oil, bees wax & 25% non-nano zinc oxide.
 
How to use:
Apply generously to the skin before heading outdoors, applying makeup, or in areas of rash or chafing. Re-apply as needed or every 2 hours for optimal effects, especially after sweating or water activities. Best used on areas exposed to the sun's UV rays. 
 
Our salve comes in a 2.5 oz metal tin.  
WARNING: FOR EXTERNAL USE ONLY!
 
 

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