Anti Aging Butter - Organic Tallow Anti Wrinkle Cream
$38.94
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Anti Aging Butter - Organic Tallow Anti Wrinkle Cream
$38.94
Turn back time naturally with this luxurious anti-aging cream that reduces fine lines and plumps your skin.
This organic tallow-based butter is packed with nourishing ingredients that deeply hydrate, fight signs of aging, and protect your skin. With zero chemicals, zero preservatives, and 99% organic ingredients, it's formulated with therapeutic-grade essential oils believed to help reduce wrinkles and promote youthful, glowing skin.
Why You'll Love It:
- ✨ Reduces fine lines & wrinkles - Plumps skin for a more youthful appearance
- 🌿 100% grass-fed tallow - Rich in vitamins A, D, K, E, B12 and naturally antibacterial
- 💧 Deep hydration - Absorbs quickly without clogging pores
- 🌱 99% organic ingredients - Zero chemicals, preservatives, or GMOs
- 🧴 Anti-inflammatory - Contains CLA and oleic acid for skin repair
Powerful Organic Ingredients:
- Grass-fed Tallow: Vitamins A, D, K, E, B12 + natural anti-inflammatory properties
- Organic Shea Butter: Antioxidants, UV protection, deep moisturizing
- Organic Jojoba Oil: Vitamin E & B-complex for skin repair and tightening
- Organic Amla Oil: Boosts collagen, fights free radicals, anti-aging properties
- Organic Milk Thistle Oil: Reduces dark spots, wrinkles, and UV damage
- Organic Beeswax: Protective barrier, vitamin A for cell regeneration
- Essential Oils: Frankincense, geranium, carrot seed, lavender, pomegranate, rosehip
How to Use:
Apply to clean skin, preferably before bed. While tallow-based products may initially feel greasy, the ingredients absorb readily and keep your skin hydrated and protected all night. Store at room temperature away from sunlight.
Details:
- Size: 2oz glass jar
- 100% grass-fed & grass-finished tallow from humanely harvested animals
- Free from: Chemicals, preservatives, GMOs, hormones, antibiotics
- Cruelty-free and organic
Important: Only use tallow from 100% grass-fed AND grass-finished animals. Feedlot animals are injected with hormones and antibiotics that are stored in fat.