1. Start with clean, slightly damp skin

Apply right after washing — a little dampness helps the whip glide on and absorb better.

Tip: pat dry, don't towel-dry completely

2. Scoop a pea-sized amount

Tallow is rich, so a little goes a long way. Start small — you can always add more.

Tip: if it still feels greasy after a few minutes, you used too much

3. Warm it between your fingertips

Rub it between your fingers for a few seconds. Your body heat melts it from a solid into a silky oil.

Tip: the warmer it gets, the more it feels like a serum

4. Press it into your skin

Gentle pressing motions work better than rubbing — it helps the whip settle in instead of just sitting on top.

Tip: good for under-eyes, lips, cuticles — anywhere delicate

5. Give it a few minutes to absorb

No need to rinse. Let it sink in before applying makeup or heading to bed.

Tip: absorbs best on warm skin, like right after a shower

Works great on: face, hands, elbows, cracked heels, dry patches, beard, cuticles, lips