Face · Clarifying

Acne
Repair Balm

Niacinamide · Tea tree · Lightweight

A lightweight whipped tallow balm made to help clarify blemish-prone skin — niacinamide and tea tree to help balance oil and calm the look of redness, without over-drying the barrier.

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About this one

A lighter, faster-absorbing whipped balm for combination and blemish-prone skin. Niacinamide and tea tree help keep oil and the look of redness in check, while the tallow base still supports the barrier rather than stripping it. It’s a cosmetic moisturizer, not an acne medication.

Key ingredients

Grass-Fed Beef Tallow
Barrier-supporting base with a sebum-like fatty-acid profile.
Jojoba + Castor Oil
Lightweight, non-comedogenic oils for a faster-absorbing feel.
Niacinamide (B3)
Supports the barrier and the look of clearer, more even skin.
Tea Tree Oil
A traditional botanical known for a clean, clarifying feel.
Centella + Bakuchiol
Help calm the look of redness and support gentle renewal.

How to use

  1. Apply a small amount to clean skin 1–2 times daily, or as a spot treatment.
  2. Focus on blemish-prone areas; massage until absorbed.
  3. Patch-test first and start slow.

Common questions

Does this treat acne?
No — it’s a cosmetic moisturizer with clarifying botanicals, not a medicine, and it isn’t intended to treat acne. For persistent acne, see a dermatologist.
Will a tallow balm break me out more?
Tallow is oleic-rich, which not every acne-prone face loves — this one is lightened with jojoba and castor. Patch-test and give it two weeks.

For external use only. Patch-test before use and discontinue if irritation occurs. Handcrafted in small batches — nothing that doesn’t belong on skin. Store in a cool, dry place. This is a cosmetic moisturizer, not a medicine. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any condition. Individual results vary — for specific skin concerns (or for infants and children), talk to your dermatologist or pediatrician first.

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