How to apply your Balm

Here IS WHY.....

Enhanced Absorption:

Creates smaller particles through emulsification
Allows for better penetration into skin
Makes the tallow more bioavailable

Improved Spreadability:

Makes application more even
Reduces the drag on skin
Creates a thinner, more manageable layer
Helps prevent over-application

Water Benefits:

Adds immediate hydration
Creates an emulsion that locks in moisture
Helps tallow form a protective barrier
Enhances the skin's natural moisture barrier

Technical Advantages:

More economical use of product
Better control over application amount
Creates a lighter texture
Helps prevent product buildup

Skin Barrier Support:

Mimics skin's natural water-oil balance
Supports proper hydration levels
Helps maintain healthy barrier function
More closely matches skin's natural environment

Application Benefits:

Reduces heaviness of pure tallow
Creates a more elegant skin feel
Allows for layering of products
Better absorption of beneficial compounds

Here IS HOW.....

Optimal Ratio:

Tallow: Pea-sized amount (approximately 0.25g)
Water: 2-3 drops (approximately 0.1ml)

Step-by-Step Application:

Initial Preparation:

Have clean hands
Face should be slightly damp but not wet
Warm hands by rubbing them together

Emulsification Process:

Take pea-sized amount of tallow
Place in palm
Add 2-3 drops of water (warm water preferred)
Rub palms together in circular motions for 5-10 seconds
Continue until mixture turns slightly whiter and lighter in texture

Application Method:

Apply to face using gentle upward strokes
Start from center, move outward
Pay special attention to drier areas
Can add 1 more drop of water if needed during application

Timing Considerations:

Best applied to slightly damp skin
Ideal after cleansing
Can be used morning and/or night
Works well under makeup or sunscreen when given 2-3 minutes to absorb

Signs of Proper Emulsification:

Mixture becomes slightly lighter in color
Texture becomes creamier
Product feels lighter and more spreadable
No visible water droplets remain