Hearth & Homestead Cabana Breeze Tallow After Sun Lotion, Cooling XL

The Big Jar Customers Kept Asking Us For. For years, customers told us they wanted a tallow body butter big enough to actually use on their arms and legs without rationing. We finally made it. Cabana Breeze is 8 ounces of grass-fed tallow whipped with raw shea butter and mango butter, then scented with lime, orange, and peppermint essential oils. It smells like vacation and works on the kind of dry, sun-tired skin that summer leaves behind. Here's why this is different from drugstore after-sun gels. Aloe vera gel is mostly water with synthetic thickeners. It evaporates fast, leaves a tacky film, and doesn't actually rebuild damaged skin. Tallow is structurally similar to your own skin oils, so it absorbs deeper and carries vitamins A, D, E, and K directly to where you need them. The mint adds the cooling sensation people want from after-sun. The shea and mango butter provide the thick, slow-melting texture that stays put. A note from Lily: "So many people have told me they wanted to buy a really big jar of tallow balm so they could use it all over. We finally have it for you. This balm feels much better than aloe vera on sunburn, and it's great for kids and adults alike. Enjoy it." WHO IS THIS FOR? Beach families who deal with sunburn every summer. Gardeners and outdoor workers who finish the day with red shoulders and rough forearms. Parents who want a clean after-sun product the whole family can share. Anyone who's used aloe gel for years and wondered why it never really seemed to do much. WHAT'S IN THE JAR (8 OZ): Grass-fed and grass-finished tallow, raw shea butter, mango butter, sweet almond oil, beeswax, arrowroot, lime essential oil, orange essential oil, peppermint essential oil, violet leaf absolute. That's the whole list. HOW TO USE IT: Start with a pea-sized amount. A little goes a long way because this is actual butter, not a watered-down lotion. Massage onto arms, legs, shoulders, back, wherever needs it. Best applied after a cool shower or right after sun exposure. Not for facial use. THREE QUICK ANSWERS: "Will it sting on a burn?" No. The mint cools without burning, and the texture is gentle even on raw skin. "Is it greasy?" Less than you'd expect. A pea-sized amount is plenty. If it feels greasy, you used too much. "Does it melt in summer heat?" It softens above 85 degrees but stays usable. Don't leave it in a hot car for hours, but a few hours in a beach bag is fine. This is the big jar of clean, cooling, after-sun body butter we wished existed. Now it does.