Cedarwood Tallow Cream
Each jar of Marcoot Tallow Cream is handcrafted in small batches on our family farm using nutrient-rich tallow from our own American Wagyu cattle. These wholesome fats, combined with simple, skin-loving ingredients, create an ancestral moisturizer that deeply hydrates dry, sensitive, and hardworking skin.
By choosing Marcoot Tallow Cream, you’re nourishing your skin the way nature intended while supporting sustainable farming and small family agriculture. It’s skincare with a story—one that connects you directly to our cows, our land, and our family’s enduring commitment to doing what’s right.
Simple Ingredients: Marcoot Wagyu Tallow, Organic Olive Oil, Cedarwood Essential Oil
Our Tallow Cream is silky, smooth and light. A little goes a long way!
Our Tallow Cream is sourced from our own grass-fed American Wagyu herd. Our cattle are never given growth hormones, antibiotics, steroids, or animal by-products.
Our Tallow is creamed, not whipped. Each jar is measured on weight.
We our simple ingredients for our tallow cream. Extra Virgin Olive Oil and third-party tested essential oils. No fillers or synthetic preservatives are used in our tallow cream.
Store your tallow cream at room temperature. Avoid direct sunlight and heat to preserve texture and quality.
Even products made with all-natural ingredients can cause skin reactions in some individuals, especially those containing essential oils.
We recommend performing a patch test before using the product, even if you’ve used similar ones before. If any irritation or adverse reaction occurs, discontinue use immediately.
The statements made regarding these products have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Please consult your health care professional if you have concerns about any ingredients in all of our products, including allergies.
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Social & Environmental Responsibility.
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