Tallow Shave Soap - Barbershop

Tallow is the purified, rendered fat that comes from the cattle's suet (the name for the nutrient-rich, hard fat that surrounds the animal's kidneys). Is it not the liquid fat that you get from say, ground beef.

Tallow is a great source of moisture and nourishment for the skin, providing hydration and potentially aiding in skin protection during shaving.

Tallow can be beneficial for sensitive skin due to its moisturizing and nourishing properties. It is known to provide hydration and help protect the skin during shaving. Our tallow shave soap offers a cushioning effect that helps reduce friction and irritation during the shaving process. However, it is important to note that everyone's skin is unique, and what works well for one person may not work for another. It is recommended to test the product on a small area of your skin and observe any potential reactions before using it extensively.

The easiest way to use our shave soap is to scoop a small spoonful into a bowl and add some water to it. Take a brush and mix until you get a nice foam which you can then apply to your shaving area.
You can use it directly out of the container but it's recommended to allow it to dry completely before closing the lid or it will reduce its life dramatically. Our tallow shave soap does not have any preservatives, so it's best to use once it's opened.

Yes, beef tallow shave soap can be used with any type of razor, including cartridge razors. Its rich lather provides excellent lubrication and protection, ensuring a smooth shave regardless of the razor type.

The longevity of beef tallow shave soap depends on factors such as frequency of use and the amount of soap lathered per shave. On average, a jar of tallow shave soap can last several months with regular use.

The scent of grass-fed organic beef tallow shave soap can vary depending on the specific formulation and added fragrance. Our tallow shave soaps are as clean as possible and it does have a slight scent that sometimes the fragrance doesn't mask completely; but that smell goes away with use and while shaving. The benefits of natural artistry.

No, beef tallow shave soap is not vegan-friendly as it contains rendered beef fat (tallow) as one of its primary ingredients.