A fat balm for serious skin love.
Fat Honey Pot is a dense, nutrient-rich balm for face and body—crafted to calm, protect, and deeply restore. It’s made with whole, unprocessed ingredients: organic grass-fed beef tallow, rosehip oil infused with calendula flowers, unrefined shea butter, beeswax, and raw Manuka honey.
Calendula soothes and calms inflammation. Tallow mimics your skin’s natural oils. Manuka helps heal and protect. This solid balm locks in moisture and brings the skin back to balance.
No water. No fillers. No fluff. Just fat, flowers, and honey.
Use it for:
Daily moisture barrier support (face + body)
Dry patches, eczema, and irritation
Chapped lips, hands, and cuticles
Post-sun skin
Baby-safe balm
How to use:
Warm a small amount between fingers and massage into face or body. Use anywhere you need deep moisture and healing.
MADE WITH: 100% Organic Grass-fed Beef Tallow, Calendula-Infused Rosehip Oil, Unrefined Shea Butter, Beeswax, Raw Manuka Honey
Melting Body Butter, Creams, Lip Balm & Sun Balms Disclaimer:
As the weather warms up, it's important to take precautions to minimize the chances of your butters or creams melting during transit. While we can't control the weather, we can certainly do our best to prevent melting. However, we cannot guarantee that your butter or creams won't melt during shipping. Please be aware that this is a possibility that you should keep in mind.
To reduce the risk of melting, we strongly advise promptly removing your package from mailboxes, front porches, or any other areas of direct sunlight upon delivery. In the event that your butters or creams do melt during transit, there's no need to worry. Simply allow it to naturally solidify at room or simply pop it in the refrigerator for about an hour and continue using it as usual.
To further minimize the risk of melting, we recommend keeping the butter away from windows and direct sunlight once you've received it.
Remember, we're doing everything we can to ensure your package arrives in optimal condition, but melting can still occur.
