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The New Era of R&R- Ep. 2
Product box update!

Never Any….

Artificial / synthetic fragrance
Parfum / fragrance blends with undisclosed components
Phthalates
Formaldehyde
Formaldehyde-releasing preservatives
DMDM hydantoin
Quaternium-15
Imidazolidinyl urea
Diazolidinyl urea
Bronopol
Petrolatum / petroleum jelly
Mineral oil
Paraffin
PEGs / polyethylene glycols
Ethoxylated ingredients
1,4-dioxane
Sodium lauryl sulfate (SLS)
Sodium laureth sulfate (SLES)
Harsh sulfates
Parabens
Methylparaben
Propylparaben
Butylparaben
Isobutylparaben
Triclosan
Triclocarban
Synthetic dyes
FD&C artificial colors
Coal-tar-derived colors
Toluene
Benzene
Styrene
BHA (butylated hydroxyanisole)
BHT (butylated hydroxytoluene)
DEA / diethanolamine
MEA / monoethanolamine
TEA / triethanolamine
Nitrosamines
PFAS / “forever chemicals”
PTFE
Perfluorinated compounds
Siloxanes such as D4 and D5
Microplastics / intentionally added plastic particles
Plastic glitter
Synthetic masking fragrance
Artificial fragrance fixatives
Hydroquinone
Oxybenzone
Octinoxate
Resorcinol
Certain chemical hair dyes such as PPD
Talc
Asbestos
Lead and other heavy metals
Mercury compounds

Call me a conspiracy theorist but…

Isn’t it interesting that humans used plants for health and skincare for thousands of years…

and somewhere along the way, we started acting like that was strange?

Before drugstores.
Before 15-step skincare routines.
Before ingredient lists you needed a chemistry degree to read…

there were plants.

Calendula. Chamomile. Lavender. Rosemary. Aloe. Oats.

People learned what these plants could do through generations of observation, tradition, and eventually, science.

Then the world changed.

Medicine became more standardized.
Manufacturing became industrialized.
Scientists learned how to isolate individual compounds.
Products needed to be consistent, scalable, shelf-stable, and easy to mass produce.

And to be fair, those changes gave us some INCREDIBLE advances in medicine and personal care.

But I think we lost something along the way.

We began separating ourselves from the plants our ancestors knew so well.

Herbal preparations that once lived in kitchens, gardens, apothecaries, and family traditions became something people viewed as “alternative.”

And suddenly the idea of steeping flowers into oil for hours sounds unusual…

while putting a 25-ingredient product on our skin somehow feels completely normal.

That’s one of the reasons we herbal infuse at R&R.

We take organic calendula and chamomile and slowly infuse them into our oils, allowing oil-soluble plant compounds to move into the infusion before those oils ever become your skincare.

It takes longer.

It costs more.

It would absolutely be easier to skip it.

But sometimes progress doesn’t mean abandoning everything that came before us.

Sometimes it means taking traditional knowledge, understanding it through modern science, and bringing the best parts forward.

Maybe herbs never stopped being powerful.

Maybe we just stopped paying attention. 🌿

Most tallow skincare starts with tallow.

Ours starts one step earlier. 🌼

Before our oils ever become part of your skincare, we slowly infuse them with organic chamomile + calendula.

Not because it’s trendy.
Not because the flowers look pretty.
And definitely not because it’s easier.

We do it because these botanicals contain naturally occurring plant compounds that have been studied for their soothing, antioxidant and skin-supporting properties.

🌼 Chamomile contains compounds like apigenin and bisabolol, known for their calming and antioxidant properties.

🌿 Calendula contains carotenoids, flavonoids and triterpenoids that help soothe and support the skin.

But here’s the part most people don’t realize:

Herbal infusion is an extraction process.

We slowly steep the botanicals in our oils, giving oil-soluble compounds within the plants time to move into the oils that will eventually become part of your skincare.

It takes longer.

It costs more.

It adds another step to every batch we make.

But we believe skincare should be more than a pretty ingredient list.

Every ingredient should have a purpose.
Every step should matter.

Our chamomile + calendula are sourced from U.S. farms and harvested at peak season, giving us the vibrant, aromatic botanicals you see us working with inside the R&R studio.

Because we’re not interested in finding the fastest way to make tallow skincare.

We’re interested in making it better. 🤍

Tallow to nourish.
Chamomile to calm.
Calendula to soothe + support.

This is what handcrafted means to us.

And this is only one small piece of what’s coming in the new era of R&R. ✨

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The New Era of R&R Collective 🤎

Episode 1: It was time for something new.

For months, we’ve been quietly reimagining what R&R could become. Better formulas. Elevated packaging. The same heart behind everything we create.
This is more than a reformulation. It’s the beginning of a new era.

And we’re taking you behind the scenes for all of it. ✨

Welcome to Episode 1.

Our skin changes as we age but so should our skincare!

Have you ever applied moisturizer, walked away with your skin feeling wonderful… and 20 minutes later wondered where it went?

Your cheeks feel tight again.

The area around your mouth feels dry.

Maybe you even reach for the bottle and apply another layer.

If this has started happening more as you’ve gotten older, there may be a reason.

Our skin changes with us.

As we age, our skin tends to become drier and produces less of the natural oils that help keep it feeling soft and moisturized. That means the lightweight lotion you absolutely loved at 30 may suddenly feel like it does almost nothing at 50.

So you buy a richer moisturizer.

Then another.

Then you add a serum underneath it.

Then an overnight mask.

And somehow your skin STILL feels dry.

This is exactly why so many women discover tallow after years of searching for something that finally feels substantial enough for their skin.

Tallow is rich in fatty acids and creates a nourishing layer over the skin that helps soften it and reduce moisture loss.

And because it’s so concentrated, you don’t need much.

Warm a tiny amount between your fingertips and press it into your skin, especially when your skin is still slightly damp.

For someone accustomed to lightweight lotions, it can feel almost shockingly rich at first.

But for chronically dry skin?

That richness is often exactly what they were looking for.

We hear versions of the same sentence from women all the time:

“I wish I had found this sooner.”

Sometimes your moisturizer didn’t suddenly stop being a good product.

Your skin simply changed.

And maybe your skincare needs to change with it. 🤍

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