Five pieces, one language: gently rendered grass-fed tallow, Matrixyl-class signal peptides, quiet botanicals. Serum first, cream second, balm where asked, hair last. Sixty seconds, twice a day.
Step two · the face cream
Whipped until it holds soft peaks, then left alone. Grass-fed tallow's oleic-palmitic-stearic matrix with the house signal-peptide complex: it melts at skin temperature, settles as a cushioned, moisture-holding layer, and wears quietly under the day. 50 ml.
Step one · the peptide serum
The light one: a tallow-and-botanical base carrying the Matrixyl-class peptide complex, pressed into damp skin before the cream. For the look of smoothness and rest — the appearance claim, honestly bounded.
Step three · the everywhere balm
Hands, elbows, shins, winter cheeks — one warm layer of occlusive comfort that stays where you put it. The oldest cosmetic idea there is, rendered well.
The small pot
The densest pour of the line, for the small places weather finds first: knuckles, lip contour, the bridge of the nose in January. Used sparingly, lasts accordingly.
Last · the hair serum
Tallow-derived lipids lightened with botanical oils so they gloss rather than weigh. Two drops warmed between palms, drawn through towel-dried lengths and ends; a few more, now and then, for a slow scalp massage.