I've used your recipe for a few months, and the reason why I came back to post this comment is... to thank you for sharing this awesome recipe. My skin is now baby-soft! And it's also good to know that all the ingredients are all natural. Thank you so much Marissa =)

@BumblebeeApothecary

2 жыл бұрын

Wonderful! Thanks for sharing!

@Xaforn

Жыл бұрын

Now I thought if you used oil like this it needed a preservative so bacteria couldn’t grow.

@ter8330

Жыл бұрын

was it easy to make?

@curiosity19

Жыл бұрын

@@ter8330 Yes! I just melted the tallow (ordered online) and mixed it with some olive oil that I also used for cooking and while it is still in its liquid form, I poured it into smaller containers (like empty face cream or makeup remover containers). I don't even measure the olive oil, I just use equal parts (half and half)... you can use more or less olive oil... depending on your preference =)

@ter8330

Жыл бұрын

@@curiosity19 And you love the stuff on your face and body??? I am going to try it since I already buy some stuff from Fat Works. Last night I melted cupuacu and mango and added some oils in a small glass jar and put THAT jar in warm water. It melted and I did nothing. No whipping nothing and I just let it sit. I looked at it this morning, touched it... exactly like I like it! I will try the tallow though.. Thanks!

I have made two batches now based on your recipe and have been using my tallow moisturizer for a month and people are telling me that my skin looks amazing. I have noticed that it feels much softer and bonus, my heals that are notoriously hard are softening up and feeling much better. I have also been eating a carnivore diet for nearly eleven months so that is contributing to things getting better too, but, I absolutely credit this moisturizer with a lot of the positive change. My husband is using it now too. It feels so nice to be getting rid of chemical laden products in our lives, one by one. :)

@NiceLoki

2 ай бұрын

Thank you for leaving your comment, I'm 8 weeks in to my carnivore journey and last weekend made my first batch of beef dripping (tallow) so of course I'm now looking at skin care uses for it.

I really appreciate your drama free videos. They are very informative and enjoyable. You teach without wasting time with a lot of nonsense and drama.

@BumblebeeApothecary

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! I'm so glad they're helpful!

I just made the whipped version with infused lavender and calendula oil and OMG!!!! I cannot believe it. This is the best moisturizer that I have ever used. The quality is amazing. Thank you SO much for sharing and providing great instruction. Blessings to you and your family!

@karenreaves3650

5 ай бұрын

The calendula oil sounds perfect.

@freeangie11

2 ай бұрын

Where you get infused laveder

After watching your video a billion times, I finally make this. I used an avocado oil that I infused with wild Rosehips that I foraged while camping. It’s soooooo luxurious! Thanks! Love all your tallow videos!

@BumblebeeApothecary

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing! :)

@leavesofchange9063

Жыл бұрын

amazing idea

Will be trying this. Thank you! Been looking for a simple recipe.

So sweet of you to share your recipes!!! Thank you!!

Great video! I like that it's very straight forward and to the point. Excellent.

Just made the WHIPPED VERSION and OMG! It's DIVINE! Thank you so much for this thorough tutorial. Love it! Greetings from Ireland 🇮🇪

@BumblebeeApothecary

Жыл бұрын

I'm so glad it worked out well! You're welcome :)

Very helpful video. Thank you for sharing your knowledge, its much appreciated that you put everything on your channel:)

@BumblebeeApothecary

4 жыл бұрын

You’re very welcome! Thanks for watching 😊

Great content and well delivered. Thanks!! Look forward to experimenting with 😀 ❤

This recipe is amazing! soaks into skin so nice actually absorbs, Ive made batches n given to family thank you sweet lady helpful video

I made this a few days ago and it’s amazing. All you say about the benefits for skin is correct and you only need a tiny bit No more oil moisturiser sitting on your skin. I added frankincense and rose EO however I don’t think I added enough. Thank you so much , I truly appreciate you.

Just wanted to say thank you for this video! I am making again tonight and just re-watched. I gave whipped tallow to Mom & Sister for Christmas this year and tonight I am making it to trade for farm raised eggs! Thank you!!!

@BumblebeeApothecary

Жыл бұрын

You're welcome! :)

Your straight-to-the-point, simple and clear videos are so so so appreciated!! Pure quality and education without the noise of trying too hard to be showy. I absolutely love your channel!! Thanks Marissa! You’re the best 😘

Really great, thank you so much for your time. Helpful tips are fantastic.

Fun fun, I’ve made tallow lotion bars in the past, my oldest daughter loved using it, and she also used it on her babies bottoms.

@BumblebeeApothecary

4 жыл бұрын

Nice! Tallow lotions bars would be great! And I definitely use this as a diaper cream for my babies, too 😊

Well, thank you Marissa. I've tried this recipe and it's really nice. Glad that my youngest daughter likes it too. I find it really easy to apply on wet hands after having washed them. I'm going to try some more of your recipes. 👍

@BumblebeeApothecary

3 жыл бұрын

Wonderful!

I just found your channel and I'm enjoying them! Very informative and I am excited to use your receipes! Also I appreciate you using natural products and implements so they stay chemical-free!

Thank you! So simple. Amazing!

Really appreciate your videos, especially this one. I was inspired to make my own whipped tallow balm and am honestly addicted. I have other moisturisers I've loved in the past but I notice when I use tallow my skin is noticeably softer and healthier looking. I use it on my face, body, heels, and especially love in winter. Just making my second batch today, so - thank you!

@BumblebeeApothecary

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! It is wonderful!

I made 52 bars of soap from deer tallow using your recipes thank you for your knowledge.

@BumblebeeApothecary

2 жыл бұрын

Awesome! Thanks for sharing!

Thank you so much for making this video! Helped a ton 😊

Nice clear instructions. Thank you!

We just got some grass-fed beef so I'm going to try rendering tallow...so excited! I'm dying to make this whipped balm too!! Do you think using a dandelion infused olive oil would work well in this? I've heard dandelion is amazing for skin as well, I'm new to all of this and don't have a source to ask. Also, what is the maximum dilution rate for the lavender essential oil? I really appreciate your time and kindness sharing all your info for those of us trying to find a healthier, cleaner and simpler way to care for ourselves and our families!

Thank you so much for this video! I made the unwrapped version and added Frankincense oil for its anti-aging properties. I love it! And so does my 41 yr old daughter. I'll be making more and using other essential oils for other purposes. It makes for a great gift for loved ones. You're awesome!! :)

@BumblebeeApothecary

Жыл бұрын

So glad to hear it! It sure does! :)

Love this! Just found your channel today. Thanks for sharing

Wow super simple. Definitely going to try it out. Thanks

I have been watching your videos for a while now, they are delightful. Eventually I have had a go at rendering my own tallow and following your whipped tallow balm recipe to make my own for the first time ever. I have done 2 different essential oil combinations which are currently just setting before I whip them up. My young daughter and I are both very eagerly awaiting the final product. Thank you so much for showing us how to go about this. Keep up the amazing work!

@BumblebeeApothecary

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!! Enjoy!

We harvest and render our own venison tallow and followed your recipe for tallow balm. Our entire household loves it but had to look up the recipe again today… I’d taken my face balm from my bathroom to the kitchen to put on a nasty scratch on a kiddos foot & somehow it ended up with cinnamon and sugar sprinkled into it! Thankfully, we were scraping the bottom of the jar anyway! 😂

@BumblebeeApothecary

2 жыл бұрын

Haha that's awesome! Thanks for sharing :)

Thanks so much Marissa- I actually look for you specifically when I want to do some DIY skin products...your recipes really work well! I sense you have a very kind spirit too-God Bless You!

I am loving your channel! I've made whipped tallow twice now and sunscreen this morning for the first time! Thank you for sharing!

@BumblebeeApothecary

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for your support! :)

Hi! I just made some of this whipped tallow butter from tallow I rendered last Fall, using your directions to render it. It’s really nice to have a natural product and I like the idea of utilizing what I once considered byproduct waste. Now I know better! I made a half batch, since I don’t know how long it will take me to use it up. My tallow is a bit soft, so I decided to use just half the amount of oil in the recipe. I added 1/2 ounce jojoba oil to 4 oz tallow. I’m glad I read the comments so I knew to freeze the tallow/oil after mixing them. After letting it come back to room temp, I whipped it and it’s a lovely consistency. I don’t have many essential oils but I came up with an unusual (to me, anyway) mix of rose EO and peppermint EO. The peppermint gives the rose a little fresh zing. I like it! Thank you so much for your videos and recipes! I am going to make tallow soap next.

@BumblebeeApothecary

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! :)

I am in the process of making this..... it’s in the fridge getting ready to be whipped. I had a little on my spoon so I rubbed it all over my hands and wrists. OMG! Best lotion ever!!!! It absorbed so quickly into my skin. Thank you so much for this video and recipe. I did use hemp seed oil in it rather than olive oil.

@BumblebeeApothecary

4 жыл бұрын

Oh wonderful, I'm so glad you like it! That's a great idea to use hemp seed oil! :)

@ciangavin7470

4 жыл бұрын

@@BumblebeeApothecary can you use tallow in your hair?

Thank you so much for this recipe. I work in a kitchen and as I’m continually washing my hands throughout my shift, my hands were regularly dry and cracked. This has helped tremendously with preventing my dry hands and improved my skin overall. Thanks again 🤙

I'm a new subscriber and have been binge watching your videos 😊 I cant thank you enough for the knowledge that you are sharing. I'm in the process of making the whipped version of your tallow balm. I added 24 drops of Lavender and 24 drops of Geranium essential oils. Can't wait to try it.

Hi Marissa, from Cochrane, AB, Canada! ❤️ First off, I absolutely love your channel, your calming presence & super teaching skills! -May I ask you, if I don’t do the wet method of rendering tallow, could I still make this amazing balm with just melting my suet down? -I made some last week for cooking (for our cold winters-brr! Haha) and it was so pure white & orderless and quick to make a balm with, ‘if’ you think it would hold up nicely. -How long on countertop before going rancid or would it be ideal to store the balm in the fridge? TY so, so much!

@BumblebeeApothecary

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! Yes, you can absolutely make balm with tallow made that way. Tallow is very shelf stable, and I find tallow balm lasts around 6 months to a year at room temp. Hope that helps!

@zephyronfire3821

3 жыл бұрын

@@BumblebeeApothecary, Oh my gosh, you are a true gem! ❤️ TY so very much! I ate all of that batch of tallow (haha, right?!-it was a small grocery store pkg of suet), but I sure hope to find a local farmer (I am from Nova Scotia, so I need to try to source this in our new province) who can give me a big ol’ piece! 😂 God Bless & I’m so excited to do this. You are a true inspiration! Sincerely, Mary

Thank you Marsia! I just made this balm, I used an mixture of oils and added a few drops tea tree oil. I put 1/3 to make solid balm and the rest whipped balm. This will do wonders to my dry body and dry heels 🙏🏼

@joffson

4 жыл бұрын

I will add that my dog wants to lick the balm of my legs right now 😂

@BumblebeeApothecary

4 жыл бұрын

Wonderful!

@BumblebeeApothecary

4 жыл бұрын

Haha! Dogs know edible skincare when they see it :)

Amei sua receita estava a procura de algo natural para a pele e encontrei seu vídeo a receita é maravilhosa

Really like your presentations, you are so soothing to listen to and love your Tallow rendering, wet method, it’s the best , thank you

@BumblebeeApothecary

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

Hi! Thank you for such great information! Do you recommend storing it in the fridge? Also, does the whipped tallow lose its "fluff" after awhile or does it stay relatively fluffy for the remainder of its use? Thanks again.

@BumblebeeApothecary

4 жыл бұрын

You’re welcome! It shouldn’t need to be stored in the fridge, unless you want to store it for many months. Properly rendered tallow is very shelf stable at room temperature. The whipped tallow get a a little stiffer when it sits, but not much. It still stays pretty fluffy 😊

I used your recipe with doe tallow harvested this season. The result was amazing! I feel like the deer tallow MIGHT be a bit more dense than beef tallow (but I don't know) and a little more liquid oil might be needed. What do you think? Thank you so much for your help.

@user-du7yg7wp4n

8 ай бұрын

Just look up saturated fat content

@toddellis3089

8 ай бұрын

@@user-du7yg7wp4n I ended up using 75% tallow to 25% EVOO. It was great!

Thanks so much! I'm so excited to do our first batch. 🤗

@BumblebeeApothecary

Жыл бұрын

So glad to hear it :)

Thank you so much! I am a long-time sufferer of multiple skin ailments, and have been using tallow soap for a while now. Recently bought Fatworks' gallon of organic tallow to start making my own soap and balm. Love what you're doing. I'm searching for ways to be more self-sustainable, natural, and use DIY methods instead of settling for common, chemical-laden supermarket products. Stay safe

I'm guessing this works the same with sheep tallow. Have you ever tried that? (We keep our own pasture fed sheep). I'm going to try purifying some as it is quite a strong smell! Great video's. Thank you.

@BumblebeeApothecary

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I haven't personally tried sheep tallow, but grass fed sheep tallow has similar nutrient and benefits to beef tallow. The process should be the same, too :)

@ashleyburks4639

3 жыл бұрын

Super/so cool.

Hello, Marisa! I left a comment on one of your videos before (forgot which one!) that I used your whipped tallow balm recipe to replace my body lotion and some face products. I'm not sure if I could attribute it to the tallow balm, but my acne has completely healed! I am also still using other active ingredients (tretinoin, AHA), so they may also have contributed, but once I run out of all the other products (basic moisturizer, toner, serums, etc.) I don't repurchase them. I am thinking that I could possibly use just tallow on my face in the future. Just thought I'd tell you that I am a big fan of tallow now as well, thanks to you!

@BumblebeeApothecary

3 жыл бұрын

Wow, that is awesome!! Thanks so much for sharing!

@bbv5490

3 жыл бұрын

Another thing: I used to have very dry skin all over my body. I replaced my usual body lotion with tallow balm to see if it can help with my eczema. The eczema is still there, but my skin is now well-moisturized, even after my shower! My skin used to get really dry after washing. I am also looking into diet and nutrition for my eczema now. I have learned a lot from watching your content! Thank you very much!

@wolfbirdhomestead600

Жыл бұрын

@@bbv5490 how has your eczema progressed? Has diet helped? Are you still using tallow or other products? The skin flaking is already dead skin so I imagine consistent diet would prevent that over time.

@jodiestewart8989

7 ай бұрын

@@bbv5490 just eat meat. All of your problems will vanish like magic. Watch DR KEN BERRY.....AND DR ANTHONY CHAFFEE .....AS WELL AS DR SHAWN BAKER on KZread. It is just amazing. Plants have natural pesticides that grow within them as they don't have legs to up and run away.....these 'natural pesticides' are even worse than the pesticides they spray on plants. Start researching and prepare to be amazed. I was a BIG vegetable fruit and salad addict my whole life. Little did I know it was killing me. Much love and best wishes for your healing journey.

You're so cool! I'm also a stay at home mom of three. And guess what my step mom's name is Larisa and she is tall and slim and even kinda looks like you. i want her to get on the GAPS diet. It could really help her mom who suffers from dementia. Great channel! Keep up the great work!

I love this soooo much !! Thank you so much !! I love all your videos ❤

Hey Marisa, I've been using your recipe for a while now to make my own tallow cream for my family. However I want to upgrade from olive oil to castor oil because I've heard its so good for your skin. Can I use the same amount of castor oil as a replacement for the olive oil? Maybe you know 😅

@BumblebeeApothecary

2 жыл бұрын

That's wonderful! Yes, I think it would work to swap them :)

@enter0171

Жыл бұрын

Did it worked?

Hi, I've had to say that after my second batch (modified the amount of olive oil and adding coconut oil to the mixture) my skin is sooooo much softer and moistured even more when I use toleriane (la roche possay) cream. I have hypothyroidism since I'm 10 yrs and my skin has always been dry and itchy, this recipe is a game changer for me, thanks for sharing, I Love your job

Awesome, can't wait to try this. Thank you so much for your videos. God bless.

Have been slathering the balm on my feet every night. My feet feel silky smooth, amazing stuff!

Hey, so I tried out the whipped version. I love it!! It is so smooth and moisturizing! Thank you for posting this video! I did change the oils a little: instead of only olive oil, i added sweet almond oil and argan oil along with the olive oil to measure the called for oil amount. My only question is, how long does it last at room temp? Should I refrigerate it?

@BumblebeeApothecary

4 жыл бұрын

Great! Yes, you can switch out the liquid oil for whatever kind you like. It is very shelf stable at room temp, and should be good for about a year, no refrigeration needed :)

@sukiliskeselina4553

4 жыл бұрын

@@BumblebeeApothecary awesome! Thank you, I was kinda worried it'd go rancid. This is a very flexible recipe.

I wanted to see if you had any tips for making it probiotic with a shelf stable supplement, or milk kefir? I have a skin fungus that is changing the color of my skin and have heard probiotics help with that…but I’m intimidated with the idea of trying to do it!

@charitybrook6279

3 күн бұрын

I struggle with the same and have since I was a teen. I haven't found anything that has gotten rid of it but I have not tried this yet so here I am lol. I'll try to come back and update if it works!

I want to try this! :) Thank you for the video. I signed up for your blog as well!

@BumblebeeApothecary

Жыл бұрын

Enjoy! You're welcome :)

My tallow soap is outstanding! I'm going to make shampoo bars next. Also tallow balm is awesome👍 Thank you bumble 🐝

@BumblebeeApothecary

2 жыл бұрын

Glad to hear it! You're welcome :)

I make this kind of balm with olive oil and deer tallow using the water method of rendering. It works great. I saw somewhere that someone ditched the liquid oil and made whipped spreadable tallow balm without anything except tallow. I can't find the source now but basically it was like they waited till there was beginning signs of the tallow solidifying but still liquid. They then put the mixer on whip and evenly whipped it while it was still liquid and that cooled it to a solid state but there was more ability to whip a lot of air into it so it was spreadable without olive oil. I came to your channel thinking you were doing that. Have you heard of that? or tried to do that? figured you might want to know that because tallow is cheaper than olive oil where I'm from and it sort of annoys me that I have to find another type of oil to make my balms work. I make a basic cracked heel cracked farm hands type of balm with lavender and usnea in it. It works great but it would be cool if somehow I could ditch the olive oil because I have access to loads of tallow for cheap

@BumblebeeApothecary

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing! If I am using softer tallow I'll usually leave the olive oil out.

@ReeliveluvBookClub

Жыл бұрын

Where do you get your Tallow from?

@MrMcGillicuddy

Жыл бұрын

@@ReeliveluvBookClub I wish I could help but I just harvest white tail deer where I am and each deer has roughly 5 to 20 lbs of fat I can render. I also buy a half to a whole cow locally. Since people are phobic of eating a lot of animal fat a lot of the time they'll give you the fat for free because people value the muscle meat more so I can get it for free or up to 3 dollars a pound which is pretty good considering that a pint of good cooking beef tallow can be 10 bucks. I recommend you ask around or research your surrounding area for small farms that raise cows and/or look for butcher shops that actually do real butchery. Those are becoming less common nowadays but you can still find them in a lot of areas if you do some searching.

@ReeliveluvBookClub

Жыл бұрын

@@MrMcGillicuddy thank you so much, I appreciate your feed back. I’m in Houston, Texas and will definitely be doing my research today.

@MrMcGillicuddy

Жыл бұрын

@@ReeliveluvBookClub one thing I meant to mention is that rendering is so much easier and faster if you grind the fat in a meat grinder. the extra surface area really speeds up the fat rendering out. if you find a butcher that is getting rid of a lot of fat for cheap a lot of the time they will be more than happy to run it thru their commercial grinder which saves you a step at home.

Thank you so much for the recipe. It is awesome love it.

I've been watching now all your tallow videos as I have bought Tallow recently from my favorite organic farm and I was looking for a diy cream that I can use on my face that isn't too oily or difficult to make. I will make this with my kids, as there are so many great comments and recommandation about this 'simple' recipe. I love your friendly, humble and peaceful videos.

@phobekern5723

2 жыл бұрын

My kids love it and it makes such a smooth skin. Thank you for all the research!

Thanks for sharing. Definitely going to try it.

Thank you! I can't wait to make some.

Thank you so much. I will try making this.

I absolutely love it. Thank you for sharing !!!!

@BumblebeeApothecary

Жыл бұрын

You're welcome! Glad you like it!

Just made this! Awesome!!

my dry skin loves it!! better than any products out there on the shelf.

@BumblebeeApothecary

Жыл бұрын

So glad to hear it!

Thank you for doing this. I am going to make this and hope it helps my eczema skin.

@BumblebeeApothecary

Жыл бұрын

You're welcome!

Hi there! I’ve used your recipe many times and it’s always come out fantastic and moussey. I made it again recently in a different country, although the effects are equally good the texture has changed to more of a body butter. Do you know what could’ve gone wrong? Thank you

Amazing. Cant wait to try!

Loved this vid. Thanks love.

My son made this and gave me a jar of it. oh my goodness!!! so now im all in amd waiting for the fat to solidify and so the 2ns purify stage. Best stuff ever for the skin so far in my opinion anyway. im 60 years old and my skin feels like a baby butt!!!!😂❤ Your great thank you

Cant wait to try myself. Thank you!!

@BumblebeeApothecary

Жыл бұрын

:)

I used hemp seed oil in there I love it

Thank you for sharing your knowledge and amazing talents 💕

@BumblebeeApothecary

Жыл бұрын

Glad it helps! :)

Thank you great video and super easy Can't wait to make it

@BumblebeeApothecary

4 жыл бұрын

You're welcome! :)

I loved ur video! I am going to do this! I would like to make some for eczema, what oils should I use for a young child with it? Thank you!!

Yes! Going to make this as a gift. And yes, I need to know where to buy tallow. I’ll watch that video. Wonder if meat shop sell it to me cheap? I’m new and I thank you 🎉😊

Thank you for sharing your recipe.

Excellent videos. Thank you!

Thank you, your videos are so helpful! Do you need any vit. E or preservatives to keep this for long periods of time?

An incredibly great and informative video .....thank you so much Marissa. You are a true gem in a world full of rocks. I like rocks as well but gems are amazing. Much love from Australia. 🤩😍

Hi Marisa I am loving all your recipes. I am wondering if your suntan lotion is water proof and if your drawing salve would work on teenie tiny glass splinters? Thanks so much blessings

Love this! TY I tried one that uses Beeswax beads. I’m so glad that you don’t. Why use that??

What a wonderful informative video! Thank you so much! I followed your rendering video and this one for whipped balm. It's wonderful! My question is how to handle clean up of the utensils, very oily

@BumblebeeApothecary

4 жыл бұрын

I'm glad you liked the videos! I just run them through my dishwasher. I make a LOT of tallow for my shop products, and my pipes are fine. I think if you were dumping straight tallow down the drain you'd have a problem, but just washing the dishes and utensils doesn't seem to be a problem at all.

@TheLeisamarie

4 жыл бұрын

@@BumblebeeApothecary thanks for replying!

Hi thanks for your recipe. I made it yesterday. I love it. How long I can leave it room temperature? Or do I need to put in a fridge?

Love your videos! Always so resourceful! You mentioned that you shared in a previous video a method you used to get rid of the beef smell when rendering your tallow from suet. I purchase my tallow from a farm (they raise grass fed and finished beef - yay!) so I don't render it myself. Do you have any suggestions for how I can get rid of or minimize the smell from the tallow that I purchase? Thanks so much!

@BumblebeeApothecary

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! You can try a purifying step or two and it should help: kzread.info/dash/bejne/f2iJy7yeZNDQnco.html

I just followed your instructions and made my own whipped tallow- it feels so luxurious! I went to use it again the next day, however, and it was separated with a yellow liquid on the bottom of the jar. Any ideas as to why?

Hello, I made the whipped tallow and it turned out wonderfully. Thank you for your video. But I was wondering if there was a way to make it more easy to spread, especially in colder weather?

@BumblebeeApothecary

4 жыл бұрын

Great! Yes, sometimes you have to adjust the recipe a little bit depending on how stiff your tallow is. If it is still too stiff try adding more liquid oil to make it softer at cooler temps. Hope that helps!

Will be making!!! Thanks!

@BumblebeeApothecary

Жыл бұрын

You're welcome! Enjoy!

Thank you so much for the amazing recepies!! How do you store the tallow creams? Thanks 🌷

@BumblebeeApothecary

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I keep them at room temp for around 6 months to a year, and if longer than that, they last forever in the fridge or freezer :)

I am very new and learning about all the benefits of tallow. I am amazed. Loved the video very informative. Do you think it can help with melasma too? Oh and I bought your soap and balm already on Etsy :) can't wait to try them! ♥️

@BumblebeeApothecary

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! I'm not sure, I haven't heard of any experience with that. I would say it's worth a try, and could help, and certainly won't hurt!

Making this next to make some gifts for Christmas!

love this thankyou, i will definately try this

@BumblebeeApothecary

Жыл бұрын

You're welcome!

Very helpful! Thank you!

@BumblebeeApothecary

4 жыл бұрын

You're welcome, I'm glad!

Thank you for this, I was also wondering how long the whipped version lasts and if it needs to be kept out of sun? Thank you so much

Awesome videos! Do i need to worry about oxidation or shelf life of the whipped balm?

Another great informative video...much appreciated

@BumblebeeApothecary

Жыл бұрын

So glad to hear it!

Fantastic, thanks so much ❤

Love your video’s, thank you. Can I use bear fat tallow for the whipped lotion?

@BumblebeeApothecary

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Yes you can, I have a friend who rendered bear fat and made lovely balm :)

I love this! Will definitely give it a try as I am in need of new lotion. Do you have to store in brown glass?

@BumblebeeApothecary

3 жыл бұрын

Great! No, the amber glass is nice to protect against oxidation from sunlight, but clear glass will work okay, too :)

Thank you very much for this video!! I have nickel allergy and atopic dermatitis and nothing helped. I really hope that this balm is going to make difference on my poor skin 😊

@BumblebeeApothecary

3 жыл бұрын

You're welcome! I'm sorry for the issues you're experiencing. I hope this helps! Many people with skin conditions and allergies say it is the only thing that helps.

@jewels4028

3 жыл бұрын

Iva- Did you try it?