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For him · The heavier one

His

Heavier · Barely scented · Built for working skin

The heavier of the two. More tallow, hardly any scent — built for hands that work, a beard that dries out underneath, and skin that meets the weather all day.

  • Heavier tallow ratio — richest of the two
  • Barely scented — no cologne, no perfume
  • For hands, knuckles, beard, weather-worn skin
  • Grass-fed, small batch, made in Fletcher, NC
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One jar, many tallows — order the formula your skin needs.

What His is

Same grass-fed suet, same slow render as Hers — but finished heavier and left almost unscented. The plainest, richest version of the balm, for skin that takes a beating.

How to use His

  1. Beard: warm a little and work it down to the skin, then through the hair.
  2. Hands: best at night, worked into dry hands and knuckles.
  3. Everywhere else: elbows, heels, any rough patch.

His or Hers?

Want the richest, plainest option for working skin? That’s His. Want something lighter for your face? Reach for Hers.

Common questions

Will it make my beard greasy?
Not if you use a little. Warm a small amount and work it in — it absorbs and leaves the beard soft, not slick.
Does His have any scent?
Barely. Rendered well, tallow is nearly scentless, and His is left that way on purpose.
Can she use His?
Absolutely — they’re two finishes of the same balm, not gendered products.

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.

Also from Mr. & Mrs. Tallow

Whipped Tallow Balm →Hers →

Read more

Plain, useful writing on tallow — no fear-marketing.

What Is Tallow Skincare? →Is Tallow Good for Your Face? →How to Use Tallow Balm →Why Grass-Fed Suet Matters →
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