The 60-Day Skin Test · Made in USA · Small batches
Why this jar
| Typical lotion | Other tallow | Craft Tallow |
| What's in the jar | Water, parabens, and other synthetic preservatives | Bleached or mixed-fat tallow | 100% suet tallow, unbleached |
| Extra chemicals | Long ingredient lists, including classes flagged as endocrine disruptors | Cheap fillers and commodity oils | A short, clean label. Nothing extra to stabilize water |
| Fragrance | "Fragrance": an undisclosed mixture, kept as a trade secret | Fragrance oils are common | Whole botanicals only, each named on the label |
| Color | Synthetic dyes | Varies | No dyes. Any color is the botanicals themselves |
| Water | Up to 80% of the bottle | Often waterless | Zero water. Every gram works |
| Petroleum | Mineral oil and petrolatum are common bases | Not typical | None, ever. The base is suet tallow |
| Source | Lab synthetics to keep water from spoiling | Cheaply sourced, low-grade fat | Grass-fed and grass-finished Montana suet, slow-rendered |
| Made | Factory-run, often white-labeled | Varies | Small batches, blended in the Mountain West |
| Dose | Hidden in a 30-line INCI | Guesswork | Formulated at studied doses |
| If it fails | Keep the tube | Keep the jar | The 60-Day Skin Test: we refund the purchase |
Parabens and phthalates are among the cosmetic ingredient classes classified as endocrine disrupting in federal health research. Every Craft Tallow recipe is waterless and carries none of them.
U.S. labeling rules let "fragrance" stand for a trade-secret mixture of many ingredients, and the FDA confirms it. We name every botanical on the label instead.