Grass-fed tallow, raw shea, and honey — whipped small-batch for skin that spent its summers outside. Five ingredients. Nothing you'd need to look up.
See the LineEach one does a job, and the label tells you what's in it. Nothing here needs a routine chart.
Not sun protection — sun recovery. Tallow and shea aren't a trend here; they're the richest possible answer to sun-weathered skin. You earned every one of those beach days. Now feed the skin that paid for them.
Rendered in small batches. The closest thing to skin's own lipids, which is why it sinks in instead of sitting on top.
Unrefined, so it keeps what refining strips. This is the weight you feel the next morning.
The calm half of the line. Softens, soothes, and makes the mask do its job without stripping.
These are tallow and shea. Above about 85°F they soften, and a jar that spends an afternoon in a hot truck can arrive melted. It re-solidifies in the fridge and works exactly the same — but if you'd rather not risk the texture, we'll hold your order for a cooler week. Just ask.
SolaDerma is skincare, not medicine. These jars replenish, soften, and firm the look of skin that's spent years outside. They don't treat or repair sun damage, and anyone who tells you a body butter does is selling you something. See a dermatologist for anything that's changing.