Enjoy 24-hour "clean" and nourishing face moisturization with our Face Hydrate Duo Pack – which includes 1 each of our daytime + nighttime face moisturizers:

One 30-ml jar of Tallow Face Food for daytime hydration
One 30-ml jar of Shea Rosehip Night Cream for nighttime hydration

Both face moisturizers contain:

No alcohol
No preservatives
No synthetic ingredients
No fragrance
No essential oils
No water (= less filler / more product value)

Tallow Face Food – Nourishing Daytime Moisture + Mild Sun Protection

Tallow Face Food offers nourishing, non-clogging ingredients, as well as mild UVA & UVB protection for the daytime – using calendula flower infusions and only the safe *non-nano* version of zinc oxide (learn why this is important HERE).

While it is also lightly tinted with food-grade, organic ingredients to disguise the whiteness of our sunscreening agents, Tallow Face Food does not offer opaque makeup coverage and becomes translucent as you spread it on your skin. Learn more details about Tallow Face Food HERE.

Shea Rosehip Night Cream – Lasting Nighttime Hydration with Rosehip Benefits

Our hand-whipped Shea Rosehip Night Cream is designed to retain moisture overnight when applied to a freshly washed face – while also delivering a naturally nourishing skin treatment without clogging facial pores.

This formula is specially reserved for nighttime use, as it includes organic rosehip oil which is more vulnerable to UV light exposure compared to ingredients in our daytime moisturizer (Tallow Face Food). Rosehip oil contains 129 chemical compounds and is known for its broad range of pharmacologic activity, including (see References):

Anti-aging activity
Antioxidant activity
Anti-inflammatory activity
Scar and wound-healing activity

Learn more about Shea Rosehip Night Cream HERE.

Suggested Use

TALLOW FACE FOOD: Apply to clean face + neck for nourishing daytime hydration and mild sunscreen. Translucent tint reduces whiteness of sunscreen agent, non-nano zinc oxide.

SHEA ROSEHIP NIGHT CREAM: Apply to freshly washed face in the evening to luxuriously nourish & condition skin. Evening application allows rosehip oil to better deliver its benefits by minimizing UV light exposure. Keep stored at room temperature out of direct sunlight.

For the allergy-prone, we advise noting the ingredient list first (see Ingredients) and doing a small patch-test before using on the whole face.

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For an additional nourishing nighttime facial treat that especially promotes radiant skin, we recommend our Angel Face Night Serum HERE!

Face Hydrate Duo Pack (Day+Night)

Name: Face Hydrate Duo Pack (Day+Night)
SKU: 41753712351785

$52.00

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Handmade in the USA. Includes 1 Tallow Face Food + 1 Shea Rosehip Night Cream.

Tallow Face Food: Comes in a 30ml frosted glass container with BPA-free plastic screw-on lid (faux bamboo design). One 30ml jar = 29g product.

Shea Rosehip Night Cream: Comes in a 30ml amber glass container with BPA-free plastic screw-on lid (faux bamboo design). One 30ml jar = 18g product.
Tallow Face Food Suggested Use: Apply to clean face + neck for nourishing daytime hydration and mild sunscreen. Translucent tint reduces whiteness of sunscreen agent, non-nano zinc oxide.

Shea Rosehip Night Cream Suggested Use: Apply to freshly washed face in the evening to luxuriously nourish & condition skin. Evening application allows rosehip oil to better deliver its benefits by minimizing UV light exposure. Keep stored at room temperature out of direct sunlight.
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