Received in the Mailbox: Is Moo Moo Butter safe to use on infants?
Dear MooMooButter,
I am expecting a baby the end of this year and am concerned with all of the products that are out there that are supposedly safe for a baby’s skin and then get recalled or, worse, cause scary side effects! Can Moo Moo Butter be used for diaper rash or other baby-centric skin ailments?
-Expecting
As the original "body butter", tallow balm is great for just about every skin ailment. Here's just a small sampling of what we use it for: the ultimate face moisturizer (we use it as both a night and day cream) soothes inflamed skin softens cracked heels and hands (try the summertime feet) stretch marks eczema large pores breakouts and acne (our Clearskin blend has been specially formulated to well... clear things up. chapped skin and lips sunburn (the bloom is especially great for this as lavender is healing) wind burn baby skin diaper rash and much more!
Tallow is not a vegan/vegetarian product. Tallow is rendered from Suet, which is the pure, clean fat that is found around the kidneys in cows (and sheep). MooMooButter only uses tallow that is from ethical farms, meaning that the whole animal is raised and cared for and when the time comes, the whole animal is used and nothing goes to waste. Here at Moomoobutter butter, we believe that everyone gets to make the choice of what is right for their body and we are conscious that some of our consumers may be ethically opposed to our product. We believe strongly that...
I looked in the mirror this morning just before heading to work and I stopped in my tracks. My skin looked great! And no, I hadn't spent hours perfecting the latest contouring kit. What kind of witchcraft is this?! Nope, not magic just good old-fashioned tallow balm. I have been rubbing beef feet (along with a little olive oil) into my skin for a few weeks now and my skin hasn't looked this good since high-school. Scratch that, it has never looked this good. My pores are smaller, wrinkles are less noticeable and breakouts are few and far between. Wait, you want...
