This nourishing, long-lasting lip balm is made with grass-fed tallow from happy, healthy cows raised on a regenerative agriculture farm local to us. Rendering and using fat is a lost art and unfortunately a part of the animal that often goes to waste. Not only is it resourceful to use rendered fat, but it’s extremely nourishing to the body inside and out. It’s a pure and simple fat— the moisturizer of “the days of old”.

The oil in our skin and tallow share many of the same lipids, allowing the tallow to deeply moisturize and nourish our skin. We’ve taken the time to render and clarify the fat into tallow here on our homestead and combine it with other nutrient-dense ingredients to create a lip balm. The peppermint used to infuse the olive oil is grown organically right here on the Calico and Twine homestead. Combined with the cocoa butter, it smells like delicious mint chocolate chip baked good!

This lip balm is solid yet creamy, and will not leave that sticky residue on your lips. These are free of seed oils, petroleum, preservatives, artificial colors, synthetic fragrance, or any other undesirable ingredients found in store bought lip balms. These tubes are also double the size of your average lip balm stick.

Ingredients: 100% grass-fed local beef tallow, local beeswax from organically raised bees, fair-trade organic roasted cocoa butter, garden mint-infused organic extra-virgin olive oil, organic peppermint essential oil

Scent: Subtle scent of chocolate mint

Packaging: .3 oz (8.5g) compostable kraft tube

This is a natural, home-poured product so slight variations in shape may be present.

Important information:

• Not for internal use

• Always do your own research and talk to your medical health professional before introducing any new herbs or essential oils into your daily routine. Be aware of any allergies you may have and herbal interactions with medications you may take.

• These products and statements have not been evaluated by the FDA and are not intended to cure, treat, diagnose, or prevent any disease.