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FAQs

What is tallow?

Tallow is a rendered animal fat, typically from beef or sheep, and is a major component of triglycerides.It's primarily used in cooking due to its high smoke point and rich flavor, but has also been used historically in soap making, candle making, and skincare.

How do I use Rugged Tallow on my skin?

Simply scoop a small amount of tallow, warm it in your hands to melt it, and massage it into your skin. Use it on your face, hands, body, or beard for deep hydration and nourishment. Apply after showering to lock in moisture or anytime your skin feels dry or irritated. [Make sure to check out our “Usage” section.]

Can I use Rugged Tallow on my face?

Yes! Tallow is an excellent moisturizer for your face, as it’s non-comedogenic (won’t clog pores). It’s great for dry, sensitive skin, and helps balance the natural oils of your skin, making it perfect for everyday use.

Will Rugged Tallow make my skin greasy?

Rugged Tallow is not greasy. It’s a natural fat that absorbs quickly into the skin, leaving a non-greasy, soft finish. Unlike many synthetic products, tallow works with your skin to provide long-lasting hydration without clogging your pores.

Can I use Rugged Tallow if I have acne-prone skin?

Yes, Rugged Tallow is suitable for acne-prone skin. It’s naturally anti-inflammatory and can help soothe irritated skin. Tallow’s ability to balance your skin’s moisture makes it ideal for restoring and maintaining healthy skin without contributing to breakouts.

How does tallow compare to other natural oils like coconut or olive oil?

Tallow is superior to many oils because it closely resembles the oils your skin naturally produces, allowing for better absorption and nourishment. While oils like coconut and olive oil are beneficial, tallow’s unique fatty acid profile—rich in oleic acid and palmitic acid—makes it an ideal fit for deep hydration and skin repair.

Can I use Rugged Tallow for my beard?

Yes! Rugged Tallow is perfect for beard care. It conditions your beard hair, softens the skin underneath, and helps with dryness and irritation. Apply a small amount to your beard and massage it in for smooth, healthy facial hair.

Is Rugged Tallow safe to use on sensitive skin?

Yes, Rugged Tallow is gentle and safe for sensitive skin. It’s made from pure, natural ingredients with no harsh chemicals, making it ideal for those with eczema, rosacea, or other skin sensitivities. Always do a small patch test if you’re trying it for the first time.

Why does Rugged Tallow sometimes feel solid or melt in warmer temperatures?

Since Rugged Tallow is made from natural beef suet, its consistency can change with temperature. If it gets too warm, it can melt, and if it gets cold, it can harden. This is a sign of the product’s natural purity. Simply refrigerate it for about 10 minutes to bring it back to its solid form.

Does Rugged Tallow have any scent?

Our unscented version is fragrance-free, making it ideal for those sensitive to smells. For those who prefer a subtle scent, our other options—Eucalyptus, Lavender, Vanilla, and Frankincense—use organic essential oils for a natural, light fragrance that complements the healing properties of tallow.

Can I use Rugged Tallow on my hands and feet?

Absolutely! Rugged Tallow is excellent for dry, cracked hands and feet. Apply a generous amount before bed and let the tallow work overnight for smooth, hydrated skin. It’s especially helpful during cold months when skin is more prone to dryness and cracking.

How long will a jar of Rugged Tallow last?

A 4 oz jar of Rugged Tallow typically lasts between 1–3 months, depending on how often you use it. Because tallow is so effective, a little goes a long way. For best results, use it consistently and apply just enough to cover the area you’re treating.