My face has been through it. Acne that laughed in the face of prescriptions. Perioral dermatitis that made me look like I had ...

Beef tallow’s quick trajectory into the beauty conversation reminds me a bit of snail mucin, another animal by-product that offers similar benefits, like deep hydration and anti-inflammatory effects.

It is said that beef wrapped in plastic wrap looks bright red on many occasions, while skin-packed meat looks darker in color. "I can't help but reach for meat with a bright red color," said a 71 ...

The latest beauty TikTok trend to go viral? Beef tallow for skin. And in the name of science, I slathered beef fat on my face for seven days (yes, you read that right) to see if it’s worth the hype.

The viral social media trend entails slathering beef fat on your face. We talked to an expert to weigh in. Hedy Phillips CNET Contributor Hedy Phillips is a freelance lifestyle writer based in New ...

It may seem like something you eat would be fine to put on your skin—but experts say there are better, clinically proven options. You may have seen beef tallow, a product rendered from cow fat ...

Some claim it protects the skin barrier, others say it helps with acne, with some even going as far as insisting it is “nature’s botox”. Here’s what the experts think. Beef fat ...

“And when sourced from grass-fed cows, it’s also packed with antioxidants that repair and protect the skin barrier.” Dating back to ancient civilizations, the Egyptians and Romans used beef ...

Experts have said that raw honey is packed with components beneficial ... skin structures as they hydrate the skin and improve skin barrier function.” Beef tallow contains vitamins A, D, E ...

Before bed? Green turns to tallow. Bug bites? Tallow. Rashes? Dry skin? Bad burns? Lather on the beef-based ointments. Tallow face creams appear to work for many people like Rachel Ogden ...