WHIPPED TALLOW Face Cream Just 3 Ingredients
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2022
- Indulge in my whipped tallow face moisturizer for natural hydration and anti-aging benefits. Loaded with vitamins A, D, E, and K, tallow nourishes deeply, while jojoba oil, rich in vitamin E, protects against aging and inflammation. Its non-greasy formula is gentle on the skin, reducing breakouts and irritation. Apply morning and evening after cleansing for youthful, radiant skin with diminished fine lines. Experience the natural goodness of tallow and jojoba oil for a revitalized complexion that glows with health and vitality.
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I am not a beauty professional and all the beauty products or crafts I make you can complete at your own peril.
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All my recipes are old recipes I inherited and tweaked, I have made all of them many times without any problems, but everyone is different, and we have different skin types so i cannot be held responsible for any reaction your skin may have due to following my recipe. 
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I’m so excited. I just made my healthy non chemical toxic free, nourishing, face cream. Going to add tad of Castro oil, frankincense, lavender and carrot seed.
I want to share with my friends however people don’t realize how nourishing tallow is.
That sounds fantastic! Tallow is indeed a wonderfully nourishing ingredient with a rich history of use in skincare. It’s packed with essential fatty acids and vitamins that can be incredibly beneficial for the skin. Your addition of castor oil, frankincense, lavender, and carrot seed oil sounds like it will make a lovely and well-rounded product. I’m sure your friends will appreciate the effort and thought you’ve put into creating a natural, chemical-free option. Sharing your passion and knowledge can really help others understand and appreciate the benefits of these nourishing ingredients. Thank you for sharing
I LOVE that it’s only 2 ingredients. Essential oil is optional . Thank you!
You are welcome
What can be used in replace of essential oils? For Fragrance
@@user-yo1dl1jm6p Extracts work well like vanilla or citrus, also infused oils like lavender that would work well too.
Great job thanks❤
You are welcome
Thankyou for sharing your knowledge and experience with us.....good life 😊
You are very welcome. Thank you
I will try this tomorrow , thanks for the recommendation 💙
You are welcome. The whipped Tallow is a great choice.
@@beautybooster_diy4848 loveee it! I make tallow soap and it is very nice
I was waiting for you video 😍😍
Thank you
This cream looks amazing, but I would like to know what is the shelf life once Jared. Thank you 🥰🇬🇧⛄
Depends on the use by date on the ingredients your using really, it don't contain water so shelf life is long.
This looks wonderful! I would gladly DIY it but I can't find organic tallow where I live... Bookmarking video for the future.
Thank you
Where do u live? I can send you some from Iowa!!!
@@iowaallnaturalbeef6139 I am in London, UK. No idea what lowa is, I dont give out my address, but thank you anyway.
Hi I use the same tallow:) question : I just blended with the oil without heating it came very soft… I noticed all people heat first and than blend it why u need to heat the tallow?
The reason for heating the tallow and oil before blending is to ensure that the tallow fully melts and mixes evenly with the oil. Tallow is solid at room temperature, and heating it helps to break it down, making it easier to blend smoothly with the oil. This results in a consistent, creamy texture once it cools. If you skip the heating step, you might end up with a softer, less uniform mixture, which is what you might experience. Heating also helps to better incorporate any other ingredients you might be adding. Hope this helps!
What is yarrow and lavadin for? I like the recipe
Yarrow in face cream offers anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties, promoting skin healing. Lavandin provides a calming aroma and skin benefits, reducing redness buy essential oils can be left out, they are optional.
Any way to still make the balm without using any oil(s)? I avoid them like the plague...
A balm is oils & butters, you could so something like - 1/4 cup beeswax
1/4 cup cocoa butter
1 tablespoon shea butter
1 teaspoon vitamin E oil but that still contains butter, but a good base to build on if you don't want liquid oils. If you wanted to add tallow replace the cocoa butter with tallow.
Can you freeze extra for future use? Thank you!
Freezing my tallow face cream can help preserve it by slowing down oxidation and microbial growth. Storing it in an airtight container is crucial to prevent any freezer burn or absorption of other odours. Thawing it in the refrigerator overnight or at room temperature for a few hours before using it ensures it's ready for application.
Where i live its very hot n humid weather, so to keep it in room temperature or in refrigerator?
In hot and humid climates, it's essential to store this cream properly to maintain its quality. Due to the heat it can soften or even melt, affecting the consistency of the cream. To prevent this, store it in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight. If your room temperature exceeds average levels, consider keeping it in the refrigerator to maintain its solidity and prevent separation. Ensure the container is tightly sealed to prevent moisture absorption. Before use, allow it to come to room temperature to soften slightly for easier application.
if someone put wet hand in it ,it can get molds ,so can we add preservatives in it ? And which one you will recommend
Yes it will go mouldy, that is why I added 3g Phenoxyethanol Preservative in this recipe (Details in comments and description)
@@beautybooster_diy4848 can I add liquid germal plus?
Adding vitamin E helps too
@@kimerickson1353 Vitamin E can stabilize a face cream by preventing oxidation, but it doesn't replace preservatives. Preservatives are essential for preventing microbial growth, ensuring safety, and extending shelf life. Preservatives are needed for effective, safe skincare products.
@@beautybooster_diy4848 True, but, I'm trying to get away from preservatives. I also add frankincense & sandalwood essential oils & benzoin if I have it on hand. I also use a spatula to scoop it out, not my fingers. I haven't had a problem with it so far.
How many ounces does this recipe make? 4 or 8?
4oz
Y’all add Spilanthes Extract for Botox effect
When adding Spilanthes Extract to the oil-based face cream, proceed with caution. Dilute it adequately to prevent potential skin irritation. If the Spilanthes extract is water-based, it's advisable to incorporate a preservative into the cream to prevent microbial growth. Conversely, if the extract is oil-based, a preservative may not be necessary, but ensure proper storage to maintain the cream's integrity.
What is tallow?
In skincare, tallow is a nutrient-rich fat rendered from beef or mutton, prized for its ability to deeply moisturize and nourish the skin. Its composition closely resembles human skin's natural oils, making it an excellent choice for hydration and skin barrier support.
Seed oil is a non no for the body. Research
Seed oils like jojoba, rosehip seed, grapeseed, sunflower, and argan oil are great for hydration and are generally non-comedogenic, meaning they won't clog pores. However, some seed oils, especially heavier ones, may not suit all skin types and could cause breakouts or irritation. It's essential to choose the right oil for your skin type and patch-test before using it extensively in your skincare routine.