Tallow Balm for Chapped Lips and Wind-Dry Winter Skin

Cold wind and dry indoor heat show up first on your lips and face. A simple grass-fed tallow and olive oil balm adds a soft, protective layer of moisture where you need it. This page covers chapped lips and wind-dry cheeks; for the full seasonal routine, see our winter tallow balm routine.

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Educational skincare only — not medical advice. See a clinician for lips or skin that bleed, blister or don’t improve.

For chapped lips

• Use Au Naturel, the unscented jar, on lips
• Dab a small amount on with a clean fingertip
• Reapply before going outside and before bed
• Try not to lick your lips; it dries them further

For more on lips in particular, read tallow balm on your lips.

For wind-dry cheeks, nose and chin

• Warm a pea-sized amount between your fingers until it softens
• Press a thin layer onto clean, dry skin before heading out
• At night, a slightly richer layer on the driest spots

Au Naturel works well here. If you enjoy essential oils, Vitalize is another option for your face, though not for lips. For everyday face use, see tallow balm on your face.

Don’t forget your hands

Winter hands usually need the same attention. Our guide to winter-cracked hands covers them.

FAQ

Can I use the same jar on my lips and face?

Yes, with Au Naturel. Use a clean fingertip so the jar stays clean.

Why not a scented balm on lips?

Essential oils are best kept off lips, so we suggest the unscented jar there.

Should I apply it before or after going outside?

Both help. A thin layer before you go out, and a richer one in the evening.

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