Mini Me Fat Marshmallow Whipped Tallow Skin Fluff
Mini Me Fat Marshmallow Whipped Tallow Skin Fluff
Here it is: Fat marshmallow fluff in a perfect Travel Size!
Fat marshmallow is quite simply an all-natural whipped tallow body butter that can be used from head to toe! You will love this beautifully simple recipe of grass-fed tallow, a touch of beeswax, vanilla bean, marshmallow root, plus just a dash of arrowroot added to keep it from being too greasy upon application. There are no additional colors or fragrances to be found here!
GREAT FOR:
- Face
- Hands
- Feet
- Hair
- Beards
- Babies
- Cuts
- Scrapes
- Sunburns
- Eczema
- Psoriasis
1.5 oz
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Tallow is rich in the same types of lipids found in youthful, vibrant skin, and is chock full of vitamins A, D, E & K. The fatty acids in tallow are much closer in molecular structure and size to the oils our own skin produces, making it more bioavailable. The plant oils more commonly used in skin care products tend to have a larger molecule size. The smaller molecular mass of tallow allows it to penetrate the skin barrier, actually reaching below the surface to get a little more than just skin deep!
Aside from its multitude of glorious skin benefits, using tallow from animals raised on small, regenerative agricultural focused farms is one of the most eco-conscious ways to source ingredients.
Vellum Street was founded in 2015 by Melissa Lynn Torre, a chef interested in both nutrition and food sustainability. After battling an auto-immune disease for decades and finding no relief via traditional channels, Melissa began to realize many commercially available soaps & skin care products are formulated with ingredients you would never eat, so why slather them on your skin, which, like your digestive system, absorbs everything you put on it?! Vellum Street combines Melissa’s love of food & creating in the kitchen with her desire to improve nutrition and food sustainability for both her and those around her struggling with similar issues.