Large Tallow Lip Balm

Tallow replenishes fatty acids that soften and repair delicate skin, and beeswax locks in the nutrients. Get our bestselling tallow lip balm in jumbo size, made big enough to last through a whole Midwest winter.

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Scents: Coffee Lavender Lemon Peppermint Up North Vanilla Bean

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Tallow Lip Balm Made to Last Through Minnesota Winters

Tallow and beeswax are an ancient ingredient blend used to soften hardworking hands and rub on wind-chapped cheeks. Tallow replenishes the fatty acids our skin barrier uses to rebuild, improving the skin’s elasticity the more you use it. Then beeswax locks in moisture and makes it harder for wind and cold to break through. This tallow lip balm comes in jumbo size, so it’s easy for little hands to use.

Since tallow balm is an animal-based skincare product, we preserve the delicate nutrient profile with pure ingredients, low-temperature processing, and simple formulas. Pass your tallow lip balm around the car before church and reach for it anytime your lips need deep hydration and shine.

Benefits of Your Large Tallow Lip Balm:

Soften and shine lips
Quick repair for dry skin
Large size to last through long winters
Better skin barrier function the more you use it
Doesn’t get lost in your purse
Eco-friendly paper packaging

Yes, Our Tallow Lip Balm Meets Your Standards:

✔️ 100% grass-finished tallow
✔️ Sourced from regenerative farms
✔️ Carefully hand-rendered from suet
✔️ Created with families in mind
✔️ Never bleached or deodorized

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100% Grass-Fed Tallow

Our cows are regeneratively raised, grass-fed, and grass-finished to encourage high fatty acid content before harvest. We use only suet fat and carefully dry render it at low temperatures to preserve the nutrient profile. Used in skincare for generations, tallow is a prized primal resource because it’s highly compatible with our skin.

Beeswax

Packed with nutrients, we really love beeswax for its holding power. It creates a soft, breathable barrier that keeps moisture in the skin. It helps with skin elasticity, cell health, and hydration, and it’s always our first choice for sensitive skin. We source our wax from pure honeycomb cappings, harvested at local apiaries practicing regenerative agriculture.

Vitamin E Oil (Mixed Tocopherols)

A tried-and-true heritage skincare remedy, vitamin E is used to moisturize the skin, protect against sun damage, and soften scars and fine lines. Ours is derived from 100% non-GMO sunflower seeds, and we use it for the potent antioxidants, which also help extend the shelf life of the other oils.

Vanilla Beans

Our vanilla bean is grade A and sourced from Madagascar. It’s mostly used to infuse a natural cupcake scent into skincare products, but it contains some antioxidants and B vitamins, too. We use the actual vanilla bean, so people who are sensitive to essential oils can still use the products.

Peppermint

Along with its signature scent, peppermint is naturally cooling and promotes balanced hydration in the skin barrier. We use it as an alternative to chemical fragrances and for its added natural skin cell-tightening properties.

Coffee

Whether you drink it or apply it to your skin, coffee is filled with antioxidants and polyphenols that help boost circulation and balance mood. Our quality coffee is infused into skincare products and tested for mold and mycotoxins.

Lavender

A calming herb, dried lavender can be placed under your pillow for better sleep. Use it to reset your nervous system, enhance collagen production in the skin, or to keep your babies calmly tucked in for the night.

Lemon

The peel is the most nutrient-dense part of the lemon, but it often goes to waste. An easy way to use those nutrients is with lemon peel extracts that scent our skincare products. Lemon peel is rich in bioactive compounds like flavonoids and limonene, which give us the tangy citrus scent.

Frankincense

Used in traditional medicine, frankincense comes from the resin of a tree. It’s a key player in Biblical history, since Moses uses it to incense the temple, and it was gifted to Jesus at his birth to signify His priesthood. It is commonly used in skincare to reduce the appearance of wrinkles and tone skin.

Copaiba Balsam

Harvested from trees in South America, you wouldn’t expect this plant to be naturally rich in carotene. But it is. The resin comes from the tree sap and is similar in texture to sandalwood. We use it for its masculine scent, but it’s also medicinally harvested for lung support, skin disruptions, and arthritis.

Balsam Fir

Up here in Minnesota, we all know the scent of balsam fir trees. The air just feels cleaner and crisper in the middle of our rural forests. We add balsam fir to our products as an alternative to chemical fragrances and a reminder of home.

Ingredient List

Coffee: Beef Tallow, Beeswax, Coffee Bean Extract*, Tocopherol (mixed)*
(Organic coffee beans infused in tallow)

Lemon: Beef Tallow, Beeswax, Organic Lemon (Citrus Limon) Peel Oil, Tocopherol (mixed)*

Lavender: Beef Tallow, Beeswax, Organic Lavender (Lavandula Angustifolia) Oil, Tocopherol (mixed)*

Peppermint: Beef Tallow, Beeswax, Organic Peppermint (Mentha Piperita) Oil, Tocopherol (mixed)*

Up North: Beef Tallow, Beeswax, Organic Frankincense (Boswellia Serrata) Oil, Organic Balsam Copaiba (Copaifera Officinalis) Resin Oil, Organic
Balsam Fir (Abies Balsamea)
Needle Oil, Tocopherol (mixed)*

Vanilla Bean: Beef Tallow, Beeswax, Vanilla Bean Extract, Tocopherol (mixed)*
(Organic vanilla beans infused in tallow)

*Vitamin E oil from 100% non-GMO sunflower seeds, no soy or corn

Your Use and Care Guide

Uncap your large tallow lip balm and apply to lips, cheeks, face, and anywhere that needs gentle moisture. Reapply a few times daily when your lips need intentional care, and once daily for maintenance. Tallow can melt in the sun or freeze in cold weather, so store it at room temperature. If it melts, place it in the refrigerator until it firms again.
Use within a year for best results.

Container & Size Info

0.3 oz compostable tube. Use your finger to easily and smoothly push up on the disc on the bottom. Our tubes are FSC certified, fully compostable, biodegradable, and recyclable. The exterior is 100% recycled brown kraft paper, and the interior is coated with vegetable wax to prevent leaking.

Meet the Makers

Stephen and Hannah are the artisans behind Schneider Goods. Their appreciation for natural and beautiful things is shaped by their Catholic faith and love of God’s creation. As parents, Stephen and Hannah want the ordinary moments at home to reflect the creativity and holiness of God. Each item they source or make is traceable, honest, and designed for a meaningful life.

Tallow Lip Balm for Real Winter People

Our priority is to create high-quality tallow skincare and artisanal goods that are practical for families — with ingredients and materials that stand toe-to-toe with luxury brands.

Frequently Asked Questions About Large Tallow Lip Balm

Six tallow lip balm scents in large compostable tubes on a wood background.

Can You Put Tallow on Your Face?

Yes, tallow lip balm can be used on the face to add moisture and promote glowing skin. It’s best to use 100% grass-fed tallow and patch-test areas, especially if you have acne-prone skin. Tallow lip balm is a safe alternative to petroleum-based lip products and gentle on sensitive skin.

How Often to Apply Lip Balm

If your lips need care, it’s appropriate to use tallow lip balm a few times a day. That said, this is only for temporary relief. Your lips should be able to find homeostasis on their own eventually, with just a daily application. If you’re applying tallow lip balm multiple times a day and not seeing results, either switch products or focus on nutrition.

Is Lip Balm Addictive?

There’s a common myth that grocery store lip balms are addictive because companies want to keep you hooked on re-applying. There’s no real evidence to suggest that this is true. That said, we are concerned if you’re using lip balm multiple times a day without results. One application per day should be enough for general maintenance and keep your lips soft, even in winter. If you need an emotional support lip balm to carry everywhere you go, you might just need to choose a lip balm with better ingredients.

Is Petroleum In Lip Balm Bad for You?

In lip products, petroleum jelly and mineral oils are used to seal in moisture. But these ingredients are derived from crude oil and are not the healthiest option for your skin. Petroleum does add that waxy finish, and it temporarily seals moisture in. But it doesn’t replace lost nutrients with anything your skin can use. That’s why we prefer tallow, beeswax, shea butter, or cocoa butter, since these ingredients focus on both hydration and replenishing lost nutrients.

Large Tallow Lip Balm