Tallow Body Butter with Sweet Orange deep regeneration • antioxidant shield • velvety softness • citrus energy • protective film

Sweet Orange Tallow Butter is an anhydrous balm for face and body with beef tallow, bio apricot kernel oil, rice starch, bio jojoba oil, orange peel wax, and bio essential oil of sweet orange. It is suited to skin that needs more nourishing fat care, especially when dry, tight, or dull-looking.

Regular cream often contains a water phase, emulsifiers, and a preservative system. Tallow balm is primarily based on fats, oils, starch, and wax, thus acting more like a nourishing protective layer.

The difference is also noticeable in use: only a very small amount is needed, and the best feel is achieved by applying to slightly damp skin.

Yes, the balm can be used on the face. It is particularly suited to normal, dry, very dry, mature, or tight-feeling skin that tolerates richer lipid care.

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

Yes, the balm can be applied to dry areas on the body, such as elbows, hands, shins, décolletage, or rough spots after a shower. The richer texture is suitable where light body lotion is insufficient.

Apply it in a thin layer on larger areas, ideally on damp skin.

It is best suited to normal, dry, very dry, mature, and dull-looking skin. It is also appropriate for skin that tends to feel tight after washing or requires richer protective care in cold weather.

For very sensitive skin, a fragrance-free variant without essential oils may be more suitable.

Caution is advised for oily and acne-prone skin. The balm has a richer fat texture, so it may not suit everyone prone to clogged pores.

The product is not intended for acne treatment. In cases of active inflammatory symptoms, acne treatment, or uncertainty, consulting a dermatologist is advisable.

It cannot be universally promised. Beef tallow has a fatty character that may suit dry skin, but for those prone to clogged pores, the rich anhydrous texture may be too heavy.

Start with a very small amount, use the balm on damp skin, and evaluate tolerance over several days.

May suit sensitive skin that tolerates anhydrous fatty balms well. However, it contains organic sweet orange essential oil and natural fragrance components limonene and linalool, so for reactive skin, we recommend a tolerance test on a small area.

For skin sensitive to fragrances, an unscented option is usually a safer choice.

These questions fall under health topics. The balm is a cosmetic product for caring for dry and tight-feeling skin, not a product for treating skin conditions.

For eczema, dermatitis, rosacea, or other diagnoses, it's advisable to consult a doctor, especially if you're using prescribed dermatological care.

The balm is a cosmetic product for external use, but it contains essential oil. During pregnancy, breastfeeding, or increased sensitivity to fragrances, we recommend caution and a tolerance test.

If you prefer fragrance-free care, an unscented option without essential oils is usually more suitable.

The product is not intended for children under 3 years. For older children, due to the essential oil content, we would choose caution and use a small amount on a limited skin area.

For children with skin issues, it's advisable to consult with a paediatrician or dermatologist. For children's skin, an unscented option is usually more practical.

Take an amount about the size of a pea, warm it between your fingers, and spread it in a thin layer. It's best used on clean, slightly damp skin.

When applied to dry skin, it may feel denser. Moisture under the balm helps soften spreading and reduces the feeling of greasiness.

A very small amount is usually enough for the face. Anhydrous balms are concentrated, so it's better to add gradually than to apply too thick a layer.

If the balm stays on the surface for a long time, you probably used more product than the skin needs at that moment.

The balm can be used both morning and evening. In the morning, it suits a thin layer, especially in cooler weather or when feeling tightness. In the evening, it can serve as a more nourishing final step after cleansing the skin.

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

Use the balm as the last step after cleansing and light hydration. It works well after floral water, hydrolate, or another gentle water layer.

Do not apply it under a watery serum. The fatty layer might hinder the spreading of products applied afterward.

Yes, but only in minimal amounts. Let the balm settle well, and if necessary, gently blot the excess with a tissue.

With a thicker layer, makeup may slide or settle unevenly. For daily makeup, a very thin application is more suitable.

With the right amount, it leaves more of a protective, supple feeling rather than a distinctly greasy film. The result depends on the skin type, the amount of product, and whether it was applied to damp skin.

On oilier skin or with a thick layer, the shine may be more noticeable.

The scent is mildly citrusy, sweetly orange, and naturally fresh. The fragrance comes from organic sweet orange essential oil.

In well-processed cosmetic tallow, the scent is not raw or distinctly animal-like. However, a very sensitive nose might detect a subtle natural undertone of the natural fat.

Yes, in sensitive individuals, the fragrance component, including limonene and linalool, can cause irritation or an allergic reaction. This is especially true for reactive skin or when the skin barrier is compromised.

Before first use, apply a small amount to the inner forearm and wait at least 24 hours.

Sweet orange essential oil is generally not considered typically phototoxic in the same way as some other citrus oils, such as bergamot or lime. However, it's wise to use the product sensibly, especially on sensitive skin and during prolonged sun exposure.

If unsure, apply the balm more in the evening or conduct a tolerance test.

Yes, the denser anhydrous texture is practical in cold weather, wind, and frequent transitions between outdoor and heated indoor environments. It creates a pleasant protective layer on the skin against the feeling of dryness.

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

Yes, after a shower, the balm is very well used on slightly damp skin. A thin layer helps maintain a pleasant supple feeling, especially on drier areas of the body.

The best time to apply is shortly after drying off when the skin is not completely dry.

Yes, in small amounts, it is also suitable for dry lips, hands, cuticles, elbows, or other rougher areas. On the lips, it can be pleasant especially in cold weather.

When used around the mouth, be aware of the citrus scent and avoid contact with the eyes.

The composition includes beef tallow, organic apricot kernel oil, rice starch, organic jojoba oil, orange peel wax, natural vitamin E, organic sweet orange essential oil, organic CO2 carrot extract, rosemary leaf extract, limonene, and linalool.

Limonene and linalool are natural fragrance components of essential oils. The organic designation applies only to the raw materials that are declared as such in the product.

Jojoba oil is technically a liquid wax. In the balm, it softens the density of the tallow, facilitates spreading, and contributes to a more pleasant feel on the skin.

It is suitable where a fatty balm needs to be nourishing but not too heavy.

Rice starch helps soften the feel of the denser fatty texture on the skin.Thanks to it, the balm can feel drier and less shiny than a pure fat balm without starch.

It’s a practical component for comfort during everyday use.

The term grass-fed means that the tallow comes from cattle primarily fed on grass. In cosmetics, the traceable origin of the ingredient and the method of its processing are particularly important.

In the context of Nana Latta, it is one of the main ingredients on which the brand bases its waterless balms.

No. The product contains beef tallow, so it is not vegan.

It is suitable for customers who accept animal ingredients in cosmetics, want traceable ingredient origins, and prefer the use of by-product animal ingredients.

Nana Latta is a Belgian brand that works with beef tallow, small batches, and simple waterless formulations. Sustainability here is not based on veganism but on the use of animal ingredients, traceable origins, and the reduction of unnecessary components.

For customers seeking exclusively plant-based cosmetics, this product is not suitable. For those who accept animal ingredients and want simple formulations, it may be a relevant choice.

Store it in a dry, dark place away from direct heat. In summer, the texture may soften as it is a waterless fat balm with a naturally variable consistency.

Do not dip wet fingers into the jar. A cosmetic spatula or clean dry hands are suitable for cleaner use.