It’s finally here in limited supply – BLUE TANSY! Like our other whipped tallows, this will melt into your skin and leaves it calm and soft, not greasy. Blue tansy has a slightly smoky scent, like a cozy fireplace.
Why is blue tansy all the rave?
Blue tansy has been used in skincare for a long time, and for good reason. It’s loved for:
Supporting skin regeneration to maintain a youthful appearance
It’s skin soothing properties (the after-leg shave is amazing)
Reducing inflammation in the body
Helping protect skin from free radicals
Calming redness and irritation
Supporting a smooth, healthy-looking complexion
Much of that soothing reputation comes from its natural compounds, sabinene and camphor.
Why is tallow better than chemical lotions?
Grass fed & finished tallow is bio-identical to our own natural oils, so it sinks in instead of sitting on top. Ours comes from grass-fed and grass-finished cattle and naturally contains:
Vitamins A, D, E and K which are anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, skin protective, and healing
Natural fatty acids that deeply moisturize and are antimicrobial, eczema inhibiting, and skin-repairing
CoQ10, an antioxidant that prevents accelerated aging, stimulates collagen production, reduces fine lines & wrinkles, and neutralizes free radicals that lead to health issues
The details
2 oz jar (a little goes a long way)
Works for all skin types
Use within 6 months and store at room temperature (if it gets too hot, it will melt)
For your skin only. We know you know not to eat it. We’re just saying.
So what is blue tansy, anyway?
Fun fact: blue tansy isn’t actually blue. It’s a yellow-flowered plant that once grew wild around the Mediterranean and is now grown mostly in Morocco. When the flowers and stems are steam-distilled, the heat produces a compound called chamazulene, which turns the oil a deep, striking blue.
It’s also one of the priciest essential oils out there. A tiny bottle can easily run $100 or more. We source a high-end organic oil, because cheap or knock-off tansy isn’t something we’d put on our own bodies.

