Calm Glow (Unscented)
Size: 2 oz glass jar
Texture: Balm
Scent: Natural, light herbal (no added fragrance)Note: As with all natural products, patch test before first use.
Ingredients & Why They’re Used
- Grass-Fed Tallow: Rich in fatty acids and fat-soluble vitamins that closely resemble the skin’s natural oils. Commonly used to help support very dry or compromised skin by locking in moisture and reducing dryness.
- Jojoba Oil: A lightweight oil that mimics the skin’s natural sebum. Helps condition and soften skin without feeling greasy, making it suitable for sensitive and eczema-prone skin types.
- Calendula (Infused): Traditionally used in skincare for its soothing and comforting qualities. Calendula is often chosen for dry, delicate, or irritation-prone skin.
- Chamomile (Infused): Known for its gentle, calming nature. Commonly used to help reduce the appearance of redness and support skin that feels stressed or reactive.
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Directions For Use
Apply a pea-sized amount to your fingertip (tallow melts with the temperature of our skin) or scoop. Massage into your hands, and apply to the desired area. A small amount goes a long way.
All tallow balms are suitable for daily use and can be applied multiple times daily. To help with severely dry skin, burns, frequent application is recommended. For helping with fine lines, wrinkles, or mildly dry skin, applying once or twice daily is sufficient.
Shelf Life
Tallow can have a shelf life of up to 1 year if kept in the ideal conditions.
- Avoid prolonged contact with water as it may cause mold and turn the tallow rancid
- Avoid direct sunlight - this may break down the tallow
- Keep in cool conditions to maintain consistency
- To extent the shelf life, you can place in the fridge.
Is this Safe for Eczema?
Is Calm Glow suitable for eczema-prone skin?
Calm Glow was created with very dry, sensitive, and eczema-prone skin in mind. It’s made with a short ingredient list and infused with calendula and chamomile, botanicals traditionally used to comfort and soothe delicate skin.
While Calm Glow is not a medical treatment and does not claim to cure eczema, many people with eczema-prone skin choose it to help support their skin barrier and keep dry areas feeling soft and moisturized.
We always recommend patch testing first, especially during an active flare.