Why Grass-Fed Tallow Works​

Three years ago, I was developing formulations in my Montana workshop when a friend asked me to help figure out why her skin kept getting worse despite spending $500 a month on medical-grade products. She brought over her entire routine, and we spread everything across my workshop table like evidence in an investigation. Four of her six products contained methylparaben, including the anti-aging serum she'd been using religiously for two years. The "gentle" cleanser her dermatologist recommended was loaded with sodium lauryl sulfate, and almost everything had fragrance listed in the ingredients. She was essentially paying to age herself faster while trying to fight aging.

That afternoon sent me on a research deep dive that lasted months. I spent the next three years studying peer-reviewed research, testing formulations, and discovering exactly why so many people's skin gets worse the more they try to fix it. What I found changed how I formulate every single product, and it explains why the beauty industry doesn't want you reading ingredient labels.

I wrote everything down in a 20-page guide. You can download it free at the bottom of this page.

But the bigger realization was this: the most effective skincare ingredient already existed on Montana ranches. It had been discarded for generations.