Pretty Farm Girl Whipped Cream – Tallow + Blue Tansy + Honey (Amber Glass Jar)

Some skincare is about fixing.
This is about comfort.

Whipped Cream is a rich, whipped tallow balm designed to melt into dry, tired skin and bring it back to soft, steady calm. No complicated routine. No overwhelm. Just a simple, ancestral-feeling ritual that supports your skin barrier and helps your whole day slow down a notch.

What Makes It Feel So Good
This formula is intentionally minimal — a few powerhouse ingredients that work together to deeply nourish and soothe.

• Grass-fed tallow to support a deeply moisturized, resilient feel

• Organic olive oil for slip, softness, and lasting comfort

• Blue tansy oil for a calming, spa-like ritual experience

• Organic honey for a naturally comforting, skin-loving finish

• Proprietary probiotic blend to support a balanced, cared-for feel

Ingredient List

Tallow**; Olea Europaea (Olive) Fruit Oil*; Tanacetum Annuun (Blue Tansy) Flower Oil; Mel (Honey)#; Proprietary Probiotic Blend
*Organic
*Grass-fed
#Naturally contains propolis, pollen, and royal jelly

How to Use

• Warm a pea-sized amount between fingers until it turns silky

• Press into dry areas (face, neck, hands, elbows — wherever you need comfort)

• Use as a nightly moisture ritual, a daytime dry-skin rescue, or an “I need a reset” moment

Why You’ll Love It

• Deep, cushiony moisture without a long routine

• A whipped texture that melts in quickly and feels indulgent

• Simple ingredient list with intentional sourcing notes

• Beautiful, reusable amber glass jar with lid — bathroom-counter worthy

Product Details

• Net wt: 5.4 oz / 153 g

• Packaged in: 8 oz amber glass jar with lid

Ideal For

• Dry, tight, or weather-stressed skin

• Minimalist routines that still feel luxurious

• Anyone craving a grounded, old-world kind of nourishment

• A nightly “close the day” ritual

Important Note
Contains honey and naturally occurring bee components (propolis, pollen, royal jelly). If you have sensitivities to bee products, patch test first.