Steward's Hands - Cedar Ancestral Fat Balm

🌲 Signature Scent: Steadfast Woods

Cedar-forward • Warm • Grounded

This is a quiet, masculine scent designed to support the balm, not overpower it.

• Cedarwood forms the foundation: dry, woody, steady

• Subtle resinous notes add depth and warmth

• Soft herbal accents round the edges for balance

The aroma opens clean and grounded, then fades gently into the background.
It does not linger loudly.
It does not announce itself.

It is meant to be noticed by the one wearing it, not the room.

🧪 Ingredients (Always Transparent)

• Organic Grass-Fed Beef Tallow
  Naturally rich in fatty acids that closely resemble the skin’s own structure

• Olive Oil
  Adds glide, softness, and conditioning

• Pure Essential Oils (if scented)
  Lightly used and carefully balanced

Nothing else.
No fillers.
No synthetics.
No unnecessary extras.

✋ Best Used For

• Dry, cracked, or rough hands

• Hands exposed to cold, wind, water, tools, soil, or frequent washing

• Knuckles, cuticles, elbows, and hard-working skin

• A small amount goes a long way

🛠️ How to Use

• Warm a small amount between fingers

• Massage into hands and targeted areas

• Use as needed, especially after washing or before bed

This balm is meant to be used, not saved.

🧭 The Heart Behind the Name

A steward is someone entrusted with responsibility.

Not ownership.
Care.

Steward’s Hands honors the quiet faithfulness of work done well, whether seen or unseen.
It reflects the belief that tending what has been entrusted to us, our bodies, our work, our families, matters.

🧼 Crafted With Intention

• Handcrafted in Morris Chapel, Tennessee

• Made by Lavender & Lemongrass Soap Co.

• Produced in small batches for quality and consistency

⚠️ Notes

• For external use only

• Discontinue use if irritation occurs

• Natural ingredients may vary slightly in color or texture

✝️ A Closing Thought

Strong hands are not hardened hearts.
Care is not weakness.
Stewardship is an act of faith.

Steward’s Hands
Because the hands that serve deserve care too.