Tallow has been used in skincare for longer than most modern products have existed.
The Romans and ancient Egyptians regularly used tallow as a miracle moisturizing agent and a cure for burns, scrapes, and various other ailments. Tallow was a readily available resource and a healing must-have, whether it was used as a balm, ointment, or salve.
Even 200 years ago, tallow was a common household item—and a regular ingredient in homemade soaps, lotions, and other skincare products.
What Changed?
Sustainable farming became rare, and access to healthy tallows slowly declined. Consumers wanted products that were new, exciting, and more industrial. Unfortunately, our skin suffered as a result. But at TallowCoco, we are trying to bridge the gap between consumer and farmer.
From the moment we drive to our local grass-fed and finished tallow farm to putting the finished product into jars, the suet tallow has been slowly rendered, infused, and whipped to perfection. A total of a 50-hour process. It’s not a quick or low-cost process but it ensures all the nutrients are kept alive to make it to your skin.
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