Body care
built on tallow.

This page is about one ingredient, and the deodorant we make with it.

Rendered slowly, the old way.

Rendering is how fat becomes tallow: it is melted down slowly in a pot, the way it was done for generations.

A dark clay pot with a wooden spoon standing in it, steam rising from the top

This is tallow.

Once it is strained and set, it is a firm, pale block. That block is the base of our body care.

A pale clay block of tallow on a wooden board, a slice cut from it and a small knife beside

From grass‑fed cattle.

The tallow in our body care comes from grass‑fed cattle.

A brown and cream clay cow standing with her calf beside her

Two small clay bowls, one of white crystals and one holding a smooth grey stone

Magnesium and zinc, for freshness.

Magnesium hydroxide and zinc ricinoleate in a base of grass-fed tallow. Made without aluminum or baking soda.

See the deodorant

Fresh like a shirt off the line.

It comes in one scent, Forest Amber.

A cream clay shirt pegged on a washing line between two wooden posts

After the morning wash.

Once you are washed and dry:

Twist up a little.
Warm it against the skin for a moment.
Two or three swipes under each arm.

A small wooden washstand with a cream jug in a basin and a towel over the rail

Made with tallow

Mix and match: 5% off two, 10% off three.

Hair care, from rice water.

Fermented rice water and rosemary in a light spray. It conditions, softens and adds shine.

A wide-toothed wooden comb resting on a folded cream cloth