Tallow salve recipe

What looks like birthday cake frosting, and is packed with nutrients that skin loves? Let's learn how to make tallow balm!

7 ounces (1/2 jar) pure grass-fed beef tallow1.5-2 ounces of your favorite cold press liquid oil (I prefer to use organic Sunflower or Pumpkin Seed oils that are locally produced and safe for most people)1/2 ounce vitamin E oil (Optional, no need if you plan to use this salve within six months and keep it dry)15-30 drops of your favorite essential oils (Optional. Use oils that are safe for the skin, like lavender, tangerine, frankincense, helichrysum, rose, geranium, etc)Melt the beef tallow…

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