Tallow Balm Fancy Rose with Bakuchiol and Rosehip Extract deep regeneration • rejuvenating care • velvety softness • intensive nourishment • protective film

Fancy Rose Tallow Butter is an anhydrous lipid balm with beef tallow, rice starch, organic jojoba oil, bakuchiol, organic CO2 rosehip extract, and cranberry powder. It is intended for skin seeking a more nourishing lipid care, a softer finish, and a naturally refined appearance without a noticeably greasy feel.

A regular cream usually contains a water phase, emulsifiers, and a preservative system. Fancy Rose is an anhydrous balm, so it primarily works with fats, waxes, and plant-based ingredients.

It creates a nourishing layer on the skin that helps reduce the feeling of dryness. A small amount is sufficient, and the best comfort is achieved when applied to slightly damp skin.

Fancy Rose contains bakuchiol, organic CO2 rosehip extract, cranberry powder, and a gently floral character given by geranium oil. The Sweet Orange variant is citrus-oriented, and the unscented variant is suitable for those who prefer care without fragrant essential ingredients.

For reactive or highly sensitive skin, it is usually better to start with the unscented variant.

The balm is suited to normal, dry, and more mature-looking skin that tolerates richer lipid care. It is also useful for feelings of tightness, dull appearance, or when a light cream is insufficient.

For very oily skin or skin prone to clogged pores, we recommend starting with a small amount and observing the skin's reaction.

It may suit sensitive skin that tolerates anhydrous balms well. However, it contains natural fragrance components from essential oil, including geraniol, citronellol, and linalool.

Before first use, perform a tolerance test on a small skin area. For fragrance-sensitive skin, the unscented variant is usually more suitable.

The product is not intended for acne treatment. For skin prone to imperfections, it is important to work with a very small amount and evaluate whether the skin tolerates the richer anhydrous texture.

In cases of active inflammatory symptoms, acne treatment, or uncertainty, consulting a dermatologist is advisable.

It cannot be universally promised. Beef tallow has a lipid character close to the skin's natural fat components, but each skin reacts differently.

For skin prone to clogged pores, apply the balm only in a thin layer, ideally on slightly damp skin, and do not overlay it with other rich products.

Eczema, dermatitis, and rosacea are health topics. The balm is a cosmetic product for skin care, not a product for treating or preventing skin diagnoses.

For diagnosed skin issues, compromised skin, or treatment prescribed by a doctor, consulting a dermatologist is appropriate.

It is a cosmetic product for external use. As it contains essential oil and natural fragrance components, we recommend caution and a tolerance test during pregnancy and breastfeeding.

If you have higher sensitivity to fragrances, consider the unscented variant.

The product is not intended for children under 3 years. For older kids, we recommend caution due to the presence of natural fragrance components.

For children's skin or in case of skin issues, it's advisable to choose the simplest unscented care and possibly consult with a paediatrician.

Bakuchiol is a plant-based cosmetic ingredient often used as an alternative to retinol. In the Fancy Rose formulation, it complements the lipid base and is suited to skin aiming for a smoother, more even and well-cared-for appearance.

It is not retinol or a medicinal substance. The result depends on skin type, regularity of use, and overall care.

No. The formulation includes bakuchiol, not retinol, retinyl acetate, or retinyl palmitate. This is important for customers monitoring current European restrictions on certain forms of vitamin A in cosmetics.

Bakuchiol is used in cosmetics for skin appearance care but should not be confused with a medicinal product.

Organic CO2 rosehip extract is a botanical ingredient used in skincare for more mature or dull-looking skin. In the balm, it complements the fatty base and contributes to the nourishing character of the formulation.

Combined with bakuchiol and jojoba oil, it helps create a well-cared-for, more supple-looking skin appearance.

Cranberry powder complements the plant-based part of the formulation and introduces naturally occurring polyphenolic substances. In a cosmetic context, it is suited to skin that appears tired or dull.

It is not for health effects; its significance lies in being part of the overall formulation and sensory character of the balm.

Rice starch adjusts the feel upon application. It helps soften the oilier finish of the fatty balm and gives the skin a more velvety, less shiny appearance.

Thanks to it, Fancy Rose is more comfortable for daily use than a purely fatty ointment without texture-adjusting ingredients.

Organic jojoba oil is a liquid wax used in cosmetics for its good spreadability and pleasant feel on the skin. In the balm, it softens the density of the tallow and helps distribute a small amount of product evenly.

It is suited to where the balm should be nourishing but not unnecessarily heavy.

The scent is gently floral and natural. It does not come from synthetic fragrance but from geranium oil and natural fragrance components of essential oil.

Since it contains allergens naturally present in essential oils, such as geraniol, citronellol, and linalool, we recommend a tolerance test for sensitive skin.

With natural anhydrous balms, each batch may have a slightly different scent. Fancy Rose has a floral character that softens the natural undertone of the fatty component.

However, it cannot be promised that a very sensitive nose won't detect any natural tallow tone. Slight differences in scent or colour are common with natural ingredients.

Take a small amount, warm it between your fingers, and spread it in a thin layer on clean skin. It is best used on slightly damp skin after cleansing or after floral water.

Avoid contact with eyes. If irritation occurs, discontinue use.

For the face, usually, an amount the size of a small pea is sufficient. Anhydrous balms are concentrated, so it's better to start with a smaller dose and add as needed.

A too thick layer may feel greasy and absorb less effectively.

Fancy Rose can be used both morning and evening. In the morning, a very thin layer is suitable, especially if you want nourishing care without a noticeable shine. In the evening, it can be the last step after cleansing and hydration.

For daily use, let the balm settle for a while before applying another product.

Use the balm as the last step. First, cleanse the skin, optionally apply floral water or a light hydrating product, and then seal the care with a thin layer of balm.

Do not apply it under watery serums; the fatty layer might hinder their spreading.

Yes, but only in a minimal layer. Rice starch helps soften the shine, yet it's necessary to let the balm settle briefly before applying makeup.

With a thicker layer, makeup may slide or settle unevenly.

With the right amount, it leaves more of a supple, protective feel. Rice starch helps reduce noticeable shine, but it is still an anhydrous fatty balm.

For oilier skin or with excessive amounts, the film may be more visible.

Yes, but usually only a very small amount is needed in summer. In warmth, the texture may be softer, and the skin may require a thinner layer than in winter.

During the day, don't forget separate sun protection. The balm does not replace an SPF product.

Yes. The anhydrous fatty texture is practical in cold weather, wind, or frequent stays in heated spaces, where the skin easily feels dry and tight.

Apply a thin layer before going outside and let it settle briefly.

The balm can be used in small amounts on dry hands, cuticles, elbows, or other rougher parts of the body. Use it cautiously around the mouth due to natural fragrance components.

Avoid contact with eyes and do not apply the product on irritated or broken skin.

Store it in a dry, dark place away from direct sunlight. At higher temperatures, the balm may soften or partially melt, which is common with anhydrous fatty textures.

If it softens, let it harden in a cooler place or briefly in the fridge. Do not touch the jar with wet fingers.

No. It contains beef tallow, therefore it is not vegan. It is suitable for customers who accept animal ingredients in cosmetics and prefer a simple anhydrous formulation with traceable fat source origins.

For vegan care, a product without animal ingredients is needed.

Nana Latta works with beef tallow as an upcycled raw material, small batches, and anhydrous formulations. Sustainability here does not rely on a vegan approach but on the use of animal raw materials, simple composition, and the reduction of unnecessary water phases.

The brand communicates traceable documentation for the tallow ingredient, including a certificate of analysis and Halal certification. This range is not suitable for customers seeking exclusively plant-based cosmetics.