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Beef tallow, or beef fat, is the latest social media trend on what to use for your skin care. We talked to dermatologists to see what they say about using it.

Beef tallow is rich in nutrients like vitamins D, E, and K, but it also contains high levels of saturated fat. According to the latest USDA dietary guidelines, 1 tablespoon of beef tallow contains ...

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Despite beef tallow's rising status, tallow in fact has a longstanding history across cultures and domains. In the ancient world, civilizations like the Egyptians, Greeks and Romans, along with Native ...

Tallow is a term for the fat from the trimmings of butchered cows. To produce it, the tissue and organs containing the fat are typically heated, and the fat is drained off and strained.

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Tallow also contains several essential nutrients, such as vitamins A, D, and B12. Online skin care trends have seen many people using it as a skin care ingredient, particularly for treating dry skin.

Beef tallow, the rendered fat from beef, is currently gaining popularity as a skin care product. Social media users commend its moisturizing properties and ability to strengthen the skin barrier.