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Skin-fed, head to toe

Tallow body butter, whipped sugar scrub, and calendula body oil, blended with premium butters, silk protein and vitamin E — from a featherlight schmear to a dense, occlusive salve.

Jojoba · Argan · Avocado · Oliveskin-nourishing oils
Shea · Kokum · Mangopremium butters
Silk Proteina rare, silk-soft finish
Vitamin Eantioxidant protection
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Decode the shelf

Same nourishing base throughout — the difference is texture. Lightest on the left, richest on the right.

SchmearLightest

Pump lotion. Lightest, soaks in fast.

ButterLight

Whipped light-medium. Soft, fast finish.

BalmRich

Whipped rich. Spreads on, then protects.

SalveRichest

Dense and occlusive. For targeted, heavy-duty spots.

ScrubExfoliating

Sugar in a nourishing base. Exfoliates, then moisturizes.

from the reviews

What it's actually like

I love the silky body schmere. It's very moisturizing, non- greasy, silky and smells phenomenal! ️

Steffani B.Silky Body Schmear

Love the scent and lather of the sugar scrubs!

Katharine KoontzSugar Scrub

I have been trying many of different things to help my 2 year old go to sleep and stay asleep and this did it! I’m over the moon that he went to sleep on his own for the first time in months!!

Destiny C.Magnesium Body Butter

My husband has been using this for several years and loves it!

Cindi H.Infused Salve
good questions

Before you slather

What's the difference between a balm, butter, and schmear?

It's all texture. A schmear is a pump lotion (lightest), a butter is whipped light-to-medium, and a balm is whipped rich. Use the spectrum above to pick.

Are these good for eczema-prone or sensitive skin?

For sensitive or eczema-prone skin, fragrance is the most common irritant — not the base — so start with a fragrance-free option (the unscented tallow and emulsified butters are the usual picks). Tallow's fatty-acid profile mirrors skin's own, so it tends to sink in without stinging, and a whipped or emulsified texture spreads without the greasy drag of a raw balm. Everyone's skin is different, so patch-test a small area first — and none of this treats eczema, it's a gentler way to moisturize, not a substitute for a dermatologist's plan.

What does "emulsified" mean?

Water is whipped into the base so it spreads and absorbs like a conventional lotion instead of sitting like an oil. You'll see it on the Magnesium Emulsified Body Butter and the Wagyu Emulsified Tallow Balm.

Why magnesium?

The Magnesium Emulsified Body Butter uses a magnesium-rich water phase — a lot of people like it on legs and shoulders before bed. Same base, just a different emulsion.

Can I get these in a scent?

Most schmears and butters are available in scents from our scent library. Check each product for available options.

from the journal

The ingredients behind the shelf

How to Use Body Butter

When to apply it, how much to use, and which of the six body butters on this shelf actually fits what you're dealing with.

Magnesium Body Butter for Sleep

How we suggest using the Magnesium Emulsified Body Butter for a bedtime routine — plus an honest look at what the science says.

Tallow Balm vs. Body Butter

Which one your skin actually needs today, and why some tallow balms on this shelf are cross-listed with the tallow collection.

Silk Protein in Your Skincare

Sericin and fibroin, explained — and why it's formulated into the Wagyu Emulsified Tallow Balm right here on this shelf.

Why We Put Jojoba in Almost Everything

It's not actually an oil. Why its wax-ester structure pairs so well with the oils and butters in every schmear and scrub.

Why Tallow Actually Works: The Moisturizing Science

The fatty acid profile, the sebum match, the fat-soluble vitamins behind the balms on this shelf.