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SILKIE: ginseng tallow balm
SILKIE: ginseng tallow balm
4.83 / 5.0
(29) 29 total reviews
For dry skin (eczema, psoriasis, etc), acne, rashes, and wrinkles.
Experience the luxurious fusion of nature's finest ingredients for thirsty skin with our beef tallow whipped balm enriched with ethically-sourced Appalachian ginseng, organic castor oil, and 100% pure essential oils.
Indulge in the nourishing benefits of grass-fed tallow, renowned for its deeply moisturizing properties and richness in vitamins A, D, E, & K, combined with the collagen-stimulating power of ginseng.
Relish in the healing power of ginseng, a traditional medicine which stimulates collagen production, has anti-inflammatory properties, & protects against oxidative damage.
Our meticulously crafted balm not only deeply hydrates and softens your skin, but also promotes elasticity and suppleness, leaving your complexion radiant and rejuvenated.
Suitable for all skin types, and especially beneficial for those with psoriasis, eczema, dryness, rashes, dark spots, and sensitivity.
A little goes a long way! Best suited to apply before bed, so the deep hydration can really soak in.
Directions: Safe for all skin types on face, lips, & body. Apply 1-2 times daily. Store out of direct sunlight. Temperature can affect consistency, but balm will maintain effectiveness. For best results, use within 6 months
Ingredients: Grass-fed beef tallow, organic jojoba oil, 100% pue beeswax, organic 100% pure therapeutic-grade essential oils (unless unscented), organic forest-grown ethically-sourced Appalachian ginseng extract.
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love, LOVE your products, soft, creamy, makes you feel silky and beautiful.
Thank you for sharing your beautiful craft with all of us.
I’ve always had oily skin. In my teens and 20s, I struggled with acne, but the options for oily, acne-prone skin were limited. In my 30s, I tried everything I could get my hands on, spending way too much money on products that didn’t work.
By my 40s, my skin had changed. It was still oily but drier, more sensitive, and I developed rosacea and eczema patches. I tried IPL and facials, but they’re expensive and not sustainable for me. I wanted simplicity.
I discovered Silkie on Instagram after seeing a video from the founder about her adopted bird and her warmth and humor led me to her skincare line. “Streamlined, natural, clean skincare”? I was intrigued.
I’ve been using the Ginseng Tallow Balm for a week, and my skin has never looked better. I wash with CeraVe and use a 1% retinol three times a week. I apply this balm morning and night and it balances my sebum, keeps my pores clear, and makes them appear smaller and smoother.
Beyond the results, the balm feels incredibly calming and comforting. A little goes a long way. It’s a true luxury product without the luxury price tag or unnecessary fillers. My sensitive skin reacts easily, but this balm is clean, clean, clean.
If you want simple, effective skincare that nourishes and restores balance, this balm is it. I also like supporting a small business and hopefully help it grow so it can stay in business for years and years to come. Thank you.
I was already a Silkie fan, but had to try the Chai version. I love all things fall and this did not disappoint! So cozy and delicious, I ordered one for my mom too! Love these simple, clean, effective seoul + soil products!
LOVE the chai scent! It's subtle + feels cozy and like autumn. The balm itself feels silky and buttery.
I can’t say enough about Silkie. From the very first nights of using this ginseng-beef tallow balm, I’ve seen and felt a real difference in my skin. I work outdoors in harsh conditions, and my skin is naturally dry, but this product absorbs beautifully and deeply nourishes while I sleep. Each morning, my skin feels soft, restored, and resilient.
Sophie has created something truly extraordinary—she’s brilliant, strong, and gorgeous, and honestly might just be the twin sister I never had but always wished for. Finding Silkie feels like the missing piece of my skincare journey, and I’m so grateful I randomly stumbled upon this discovery. Thank you Sophie!