Brown Sugar Tallow Scrub

Scoop a small amount into your hands and massage onto damp skin in circular motions. Focus on dry areas like elbows, knees, and legs. Rinse with warm water and pat dry — no need for lotion afterward. Use 2–3 times per week or as needed for silky, smooth skin. Avoid getting water into the jar to preserve freshness.

Unlike typical exfoliators made with seed oils or artificial fragrance, this scrub uses grass-fed tallow, coconut oil, and raw sugars to exfoliate and deeply moisturize at once. It leaves skin hydrated, not stripped, and smells like a warm, fresh cinnamon roll.

This formula is best suited for the body, as the sugar granules are coarser and may be too abrasive for delicate facial skin. For facial exfoliation, use one of your gentler tallow balms as a mask or cleanser instead.

No. It melts into the skin like a hydrating body butter, leaving behind a soft, dewy finish. After rinsing, your skin will feel silky and conditioned, not oily.

Yes. For best results, exfoliate before shaving to remove dead skin and lift hairs for a smoother, closer shave. It can also be used after shaving to calm irritation and seal in moisture, thanks to the nourishing tallow and oils.

Use 2–3 times per week for best results. Over-exfoliation isn’t necessary — this scrub is rich enough that even occasional use keeps skin polished and hydrated.

An 8 oz jar lasts about 3–4 weeks, and larger jars last 2–3 months depending on usage. Shelf life is 12–16 months when stored in a cool, dry place. Always close the lid tightly after use.

Keep in a cool, dry spot away from water and steam, such as a cabinet or shelf outside the shower. Avoid letting water enter the jar to prevent spoilage. If the oils separate slightly, just stir gently before your next use.