Tallow & Root

Come see us tomorrow at booth #54

Crunchy Spring Fest
Warren County Fairgrounds
10a-4p

We’ll be at the Spring Cincy Crunchy Fest this Saturday, May 9 🌿

Come see us at the Warren County Fairgrounds from 10 AM – 4 PM.

This is a full “crunchy” event with clean, natural vendors all around—such a great place to shop and discover new favorites.

We’ll have our grass-fed grass-finished tallow products ready for you to smell, try, and take home. 🤍

Tallow & Root is pleased to announce two shopping opportunities this weekend. You can find us at…

Spring Family Market located at the Spooky Nook Sports Complex, 601 N B Street Hamilton, OH 45013 on Friday, April 24th from 5p-9p and…

at Garver Family Farm Spring Fest, 6790 Hamilton Lebanon Rd E Middletown, OH 45044 on Saturday, April 25th from 10a-4p.

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Visit Sonder Brewing on Sunday April 19th from 11am-2pm for Health & Wellness Day at 8584 Duke Blvd in Mason, Ohio. Don’t miss Tallow & Root at booth 15 to stock up on all your favorite tallow products

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Summer Shipping Update

With rising temperatures, we are taking steps to protect our tallow products during shipment. To prevent melting, we ship our products at the beginning of the week and use ice packs in all packages. In the event of melting, we recommend gently stirring the product and storing it in a cool, dry place to maintain its quality.

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We have restocked at Mother Earth 🌿

If you haven’t been in this store yet, it’s truly something special! Thoughtfully curated, welcoming, and full of products that align with a more natural, intentional lifestyle. Pam and Tammy are incredibly knowledgeable and are always willing to help you find exactly what you need.

If you’re nearby, go take a look and you’ll see why we love it.

Mother Earth
5158 Pleasant Ave.
Fairfield, OH. 45014

Restocks include:
🌱Oregon Grape Root - provides relief for skin struggles such as dry, flaking, or itchy areas
🦟Backcountry Woods Balm -a great natural option to have on hand when bugs start becoming part of the picture.
🌸Botanical Face - as the seasons start to shift, so does your skin, making this a great time to simplify and support your routine

Tallow & Root Event Calendar

Mark your calendars for the following events:

April 19th, Sunday 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Health & Wellness Day
Sonder Brewing
8584 Duke Blvd
Mason, OH 45040

April 24th, Friday 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Spooky Nook Sports Complex
601 N B Street
Hamilton, OH 45013

April 25th, Saturday 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Spring Fest
Garver Family Farm
6790 Hamilton Lebanon Rd.
Middletown, OH 45044

May 9th, Saturday 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Spring Crunchy Fest
Warren County Fair Grounds
665 North Broadway Street
Lebanon, OH 45036

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Not all tallow is created the same.

Some companies choose to bleach or heavily refine their tallow to remove its natural color and scent.

At Tallow & Root, we don’t.

We keep our tallow as close to its natural state as possible—gently rendered from grass-fed suet and minimally processed.

That’s exactly how it should be.

We believe less processing means more of what your skin actually benefits from.

Simple. Pure. Natural.

HISTORY OF TALLOW

Although some claim tallow is a recent trend, its usage spans centuries

Tallow has a documented history in skincare stretching back over 5,000 years, serving as a primary moisturizer and healing agent long before the invention of synthetic creams.

Egyptians: Used tallow-based ointments and balms to protect skin from the harsh desert sun and dry winds. It was often mixed with herbs and essential oils for fragrance.

Romans & Greeks: Integrated tallow into their famous bathhouse rituals, applying it after cleansing to soften and moisturize the skin. Roman physicians also recorded its use for treating wounds and skin rashes.

Apothecary Use: Skilled artisans used it as a stable base for medicinal salves, carrying healing herbs like lavender and chamomile to treat cuts, burns, and inflammation.

Nobility: Even the elite used refined, perfumed tallow-based balms to maintain a youthful appearance and protect against harsh weather.

Pioneer Life: In early America, rendering tallow was a standard household chore. Women used it to make everything from soaps and candles to moisturizing salves for their families.

Victorian Era: Tallow continued to be a vital component in cosmetics, frequently blended with floral oils to create "luxurious" lotions