Locally sourced beef tallow
Rendered from local butcher beef suet, tallow gives Whipped Tallow its rich texture, creamy glide, and traditional skin-care feel.
Ingredients
Simple ingredients, clearly explained.
Southern Virginia Tallow keeps ingredient lists short, recognizable, and practical. Each product lists what is in the jar or bar along with its scent notes.
Whipped Tallow
A rich whipped product with a soft, simple finish.
Whipped Tallow starts with rendered beef suet from a local butcher, blends in jojoba and vitamin E oils, and is infused with organic vanilla beans, other herbs, or essential oils depending on the batch.
Organic jojoba oil
A 100% pure and natural, cold-pressed oil with a light feel that helps Whipped Tallow spread smoothly without feeling overly heavy.
Vitamin E oil
A 100% pure and natural, cold-pressed, hexane-free oil used to support the formula and add a soft, conditioned feel.
Organic vanilla beans
Used for a warm, gentle vanilla note that fits the cozy farmhouse character of Whipped Tallow.
Tallow Soap
Handmade bars with simple oils and classic soapmaking ingredients.
Soap bars are made with rendered beef fat from local butcher beef suet or trimmings, plus olive oil, coconut oil, essential oils, and lye.
Rendered beef fat
Local butcher beef suet or fat trimmings are rendered and used as part of the soapmaking oils.
Olive oil
Used as part of the oil blend in each traditional soap batch.
Coconut oil
Used as part of the oil blend in each traditional soap batch.
Essential oils
Used in select batches. Batch details and potential allergens should be checked on each product listing.
Lye
A necessary soapmaking ingredient that reacts with oils during saponification to create finished soap.
Ingredient promise
Warm, honest product copy.
Other ingredients may be available by custom order or made in smaller seasonal batches. Exact ingredients, scent options, and batch notes may vary by product and batch.
Product note
For external use only. Discontinue use if irritation occurs. Product information is not medical advice.