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Beef tallow can help heal eczema due to its high content of saturated fats, vitamins A, D, and K2, and its ability to nourish and repair the skin barrier. These nutrients support skin regeneration, reduce inflammation, and improve hydration by replenishing lipids that are often lacking in eczema-prone skin. The emollient properties of beef tallow help lock in moisture, soothe irritation, and prevent further damage, promoting healing and reducing flare-ups.

Yes! Most of the time.. We highly suggest patch testing before use but heres the benefits of each essential oils you will find in our tallow creams.

1. Fir Needle Essential Oil:

Anti-inflammatory: Fir needle oil helps to reduce inflammation and redness associated with eczema flare-ups, promoting healing and soothing irritated skin.

Antiseptic: Its antimicrobial properties help prevent bacterial infections in eczema-prone areas, particularly if scratching has caused skin damage.

Skin Soothing: It can help relieve itching, one of the most uncomfortable symptoms of eczema, allowing the skin to heal more effectively.

2. Lavender Essential Oil:

Anti-inflammatory: Lavender oil helps calm inflammation, reducing the swelling and irritation that often accompany eczema flare-ups.

Antioxidant: Lavender has antioxidant properties, which help protect the skin from oxidative stress and support the healing process of damaged skin.

Calming: Lavender has a calming effect on the nervous system, which can help reduce stress, a known trigger for eczema flare-ups. This can contribute to overall symptom relief.

Moisturizing: It enhances skin hydration, helping to restore the skin’s natural moisture balance and preventing further dryness, which is common in eczema.

3. Sweet Orange Essential Oil:

Anti-inflammatory: Sweet orange oil reduces inflammation, helping to soothe the redness and swelling typical of eczema.

Skin Soothing: It has calming effects that can reduce itching and irritation, helping prevent further scratching that could worsen the condition.

Antioxidant: Sweet orange oil contains antioxidants that support skin health and help fight free radical damage, promoting skin regeneration and healing.

Improved Circulation: This oil can stimulate blood circulation, which aids in the delivery of nutrients to the skin and supports faster healing of eczema lesions.

4. Bergamot Essential Oil:

Anti-inflammatory: Bergamot oil helps reduce inflammation, alleviating swelling and discomfort caused by eczema flare-ups.

Antiseptic: Its antibacterial and antiviral properties make it useful in preventing infections, especially when eczema causes open wounds or cracks in the skin.

Mood-boosting: Bergamot has a mood-enhancing effect, which can help reduce stress levels, a common trigger for eczema flare-ups. By addressing emotional triggers, it can indirectly contribute to fewer outbreaks.

Skin Healing: Bergamot supports skin regeneration, helping to repair the skin barrier and reduce the severity of eczema lesions over time.

5. Lemongrass Essential Oil:

Anti-inflammatory: Lemongrass oil is a potent anti-inflammatory, helping to calm the redness and irritation associated with eczema.

Antibacterial: Its antimicrobial properties help protect the skin from bacterial infections, particularly important for eczema-prone skin that may develop cracks or open lesions from scratching.

Itch Relief: Lemongrass is particularly effective in reducing itching and discomfort, helping to prevent the urge to scratch, which can worsen eczema symptoms.

Skin Strengthening: It helps to strengthen the skin barrier, improving skin hydration and preventing further dryness and irritation that exacerbate eczema.

Each of these essential oils, when combined with the nourishing properties of beef tallow, offers a comprehensive approach to managing eczema symptoms, including reducing inflammation, soothing itching, promoting skin healing, and preventing infections.

Yes! Our ingredients and responsibly sourced, 100% Natural and Organic. Our tallow is grass fed and FINISHED!

Yes! Heres some background on our founder:

"Hi I am Siena the fonder of Saude, I have suffered with server eczema and other auto immune conditions all of my life, I found no results from the chemicals the doctor will sell you (Also they are hormone disrupting). I looked into the science of eczema and I now consider myself a bit of an expert on how to get rid of it naturally since being eczema free for the past few years, our ingredients are all in there for a reason, this is the exact recipes I would mix up in my kitchen before starting Saude that FIXED my skin! Of course it is a full lifestyle switch heres exactly what I would do if I was in that state again:

1. Start an elimination diet: I understand this is controversial, but eczema is TRIGGERED most of the time but food sensitivities. There is growing evidence linking gut health to eczema. Food sensitivities or intolerances can disrupt the gut microbiome and trigger immune responses that affect the skin. An elimination diet can help calm the gut, reduce inflammation, and restore balance in the digestive system, which may indirectly improve skin conditions like eczema. I highly suggest giving the carnivore diet a go for 6 weeks to eliminate all possible sensitivities then add foods in one by one.

2. Get More Sun: Boosts: - Vitamin D is essential for maintaining a healthy immune system and skin barrier. Sunlight stimulates the production of Vitamin D in the skin, which can help regulate immune responses that contribute to eczema. Some research suggests that low levels of Vitamin D may be linked to an increased risk of eczema and flare-ups, so getting enough sunlight may help reduce symptoms.

- Sun exposure has been shown to have anti-inflammatory effects, which can help soothe the redness, swelling, and itching that are characteristic of eczema flare-ups. Sunlight can help balance the immune system's overactive response, which is often involved in eczema.

- Exposure to sunlight in moderation may help strengthen the skin barrier by increasing ceramide production, which plays a crucial role in keeping the skin hydrated and protecting it from environmental stressors and irritants. A stronger skin barrier can help reduce dryness and prevent the exacerbation of eczema symptoms.

- Sun exposure may have a calming effect on eczema during flare-ups, especially in conditions like atopic dermatitis, where skin inflammation is prominent. Some people with eczema notice fewer flare-ups when they spend time in the sun regularly, although this effect can vary between individuals.

- Sunlight helps balance immune responses by promoting the production of regulatory T-cells, which help modulate the immune system and prevent excessive inflammation. Since eczema is often driven by an overactive immune response, moderate sun exposure may help reduce the intensity of flare-ups.

Those are just two things I have so many tips so make sure to join our email list where we'll send you weekly tips and resources!