Bofix. Say it out loud. It is exactly what it sounds like — a jar of fix for the spots regular moisturizer cannot handle. And the ingredient list explains why it works before you even dip a finger in.
Luxe Tallows My Bofix in a Jar is a concentrated tallow balm made for targeted moisture. This is not the product you slather from shoulder to ankle. This is the one you dab on the places that need extra attention: dry patches, cuticles, lips, knuckles, heels, elbows, knees, and rough spots that keep coming back. The base is grass-fed tallow and organic jojoba oil. The essential oils are helichrysum, jasmine, geranium, rosemary, and frankincense — a short list of oils that all have one thing in common: they show up for skin that is past the point of a quick swipe of lotion.
Daily moisturizers are made to spread. Bofix is made to stay where you put it.
Why These Oils, Not Just Any Oils
Helichrysum is the one you may not have heard of — and it is the reason this jar works. Sometimes called immortelle or everlasting, helichrysum has been used for centuries on skin that needs to repair itself. It is the oil people reach for when skin is cracked, raw, inflamed, or just refusing to heal. It is not cheap. It is not filler. It is the heavy lifter in this formula.
Jasmine brings more than a beautiful scent. It is deeply moisturizing and known for soothing dry, irritated skin — the kind of skin that flinches when you put anything on it. Geranium is the restorer, the balancer, the oil that helps skin find its footing again. Frankincense is the finisher — grounding, protective, the oil that centuries of skincare tradition keep returning to for a reason. Jojoba carries them all and helps the balm spread without turning greasy.
This is not a lineup of oils chosen to smell pretty. It is a lineup chosen to fix things.
Best For
Dry patches that keep coming back
Ragged cuticles
Chapped lips that need more than a stick
Cracked knuckles — winter, washing, or both
Dry elbows and knees
Rough heels
Targeted moisture before bed
How to Use
Use a pea-sized amount. Warm it between your fingers and press it into the spot that needs care — not rub, press. Let it sit there and do its work. Reapply as needed, especially before bed or after washing hands. This is a spot treatment, not a body cream. A little jar should last a while.
Full Ingredient List
Grass-Fed Tallow, Organic Jojoba Oil, Helichrysum Essential Oil, Jasmine Essential Oil, Geranium Essential Oil, Frankincense Essential Oil. Six ingredients. Every one of them earns its place — and helichrysum earns it twice.
Care
Store at room temperature. Tallow softens in warm conditions — if your jar arrives slightly softer than expected, that is normal and does not affect the product. Keep out of direct sun and hot cars. Use within 12 months of opening.
Common Questions
What is a tallow balm used for? A tallow balm is best for targeted moisture on dry patches, lips, cuticles, knuckles, heels, and rough areas. Think spot treatment, not all-over moisturizer.
What does it smell like? Soft, warm, and quietly floral. Jasmine is the note you will notice first — not loud, not powdery, just present. Helichrysum gives it an herbal undertone. Frankincense and geranium ground it. It smells gentle, not perfumed. Like something meant for skin that needs care.
Is Bofix a full-body moisturizer? It can be used anywhere, but it shines as a spot treatment. For all-over moisture, use the Whipped Body, Hand & Foot Tallow or the Body, Hand & Foot Butter.
Can I use it on my lips? Yes. Use a small amount when your lips need something thicker than a stick balm. Press it in, do not slick it on.
How is this different from the Body, Hand & Foot Butter? The Body, Hand & Foot Butter is a rich whipped moisturizer made for broader coverage — hands, feet, elbows, knees. Bofix is a concentrated balm made for precision. Same tallow base, different job. Use the butter for coverage. Use Bofix for the one stubborn spot.
Six ingredients. One jar. Bofix. For the spot that keeps coming back.
