Before You Order

Made in Alaska

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We offer FREE Alaska ground shipping on orders over $75 and FREE USPS shipping on orders over $125 to the rest of the United States. No coupon code needed!

Small-Batch Production

Our products are thoughtfully handcrafted in small batches using freshly rendered tallow and carefully selected botanical ingredients. To maintain quality and freshness, we produce limited quantities throughout the year.

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Processing & Shipping Times

Please allow 3–5 business days for processing and packing in-stock orders, plus additional shipping time depending on your location and selected shipping method.

  • Alaska Orders: Ground shipping typically takes just a few days within Southcentral Alaska, although rural destinations may require additional time.
  • Orders Outside Alaska: USPS Priority Mail is our preferred shipping method to help your products arrive as quickly as possible. Ground shipping may be available during cooler months.

Once your order is packed and prepared for shipment, you’ll receive an email with tracking information from our shipping provider. Please note that this email may come from a different website or email address and occasionally ends up in your spam or junk folder. If you don’t see your tracking information, be sure to check those folders.

You’ll also receive an order completion email from Wanderflower when your package has been shipped.

Warm Weather Shipping & Product Care

Because many of our products contain natural tallow, botanical butters, and oils, they are sensitive to extreme temperatures. Products may soften or melt when exposed to temperatures above approximately 80°F, particularly during prolonged transit or when left in direct sunlight.

We recommend monitoring your tracking information and bringing your package indoors promptly after delivery, especially during warmer months.

If a balm melts during transit, it can generally be cooled and used as intended, although its original whipped texture may change. Melting does not necessarily affect the quality or effectiveness of the product.

Please note: We cannot guarantee that temperature-sensitive products will maintain their original texture during warm-weather shipping. We are unable to accept returns or offer refunds solely for melting or texture changes caused by heat exposure during transit or after delivery.

Shipping Issues

If your package is lost, damaged, or significantly delayed during shipping, please contact us so we can help determine the next steps. USPS may require a shipping claim for eligible lost or damaged packages.

Please double-check your shipping address at checkout and keep an eye on tracking updates to help ensure a smooth delivery.

Thank you for supporting our small, Alaskan family business! We appreciate your patience as we carefully prepare and ship each order.

Caring for Your Products

Due to natural variations in tallow and the handmade nature of our products, color, scent, and texture may vary slightly between batches, even with the same formula.

Our water-free tallow balms do not contain traditional preservatives. Always use clean, dry hands or a small scoop to avoid introducing moisture and bacteria.

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Refrigeration is not required but may help maintain freshness and extend shelf life.

Small oil droplets, graininess, or changes in texture may occur due to temperature fluctuations. These changes are normal and do not necessarily indicate spoilage.

For best quality, use within the timeframe specified on each product’s label.

A little goes a LONG way! Start with a pea-sized amount or less for your hands or face, preferably on slightly damp skin. If your skin feels oily after a few minutes, simply use a little less next time!

FAQs

What is tallow?

Tallow is rendered animal fat, traditionally made from the suet (hard fat surrounding the kidneys) of cattle or other ruminants. Solid at room temperature, it has been used for centuries in cooking, skincare, and other applications. In skincare, tallow is valued for its rich fatty acid composition and ability to support the skin’s moisture barrier.

Our tallow comes exclusively from Alaska-grown, pasture-raised cattle and is carefully rendered in-house to ensure quality and purity.

I’ve heard tallow is vitamin-rich and identical to our skin’s sebum. Is that true?

While we wish this were true, scientific testing shows that tallow generally contains very little vitamin E or K and often negligible amounts of vitamins A and D. B vitamins are water-soluble and aren’t meaningfully present in rendered fat.

Tallow is rich in stearic, palmitic, and oleic acids but naturally low in linoleic and alpha-linolenic (omega-3) acids. Its fatty acid composition also differs significantly from human sebum.

We believe in science-backed skincare and honest, transparent ingredients. This doesn’t mean tallow isn’t wonderful for your skin, but it does mean that what we add matters! We carefully select botanical oils and infused ingredients to complement tallow’s fatty acid profile and create more balanced, nourishing formulations.

Does it smell like beef?

Let’s be real—tallow comes from an animal! However, our carefully rendered tallow has virtually no beefy smell. When customers have been asked to identify our plain tallow among samples, most are surprised they can’t tell which one it is!

Our unscented, botanically infused balms, like Resurrection Balm, may have a naturally sweet, grassy, or earthy scent from the plants themselves.

Why are some infused plants not labeled organic?

Many of our Alaskan botanicals are wild-harvested rather than certified organic. While wild plants may grow without synthetic pesticides or fertilizers, they cannot be marketed as organic without meeting applicable certification requirements.

We harvest responsibly, gathering only what we expect to use to help protect local plant populations. Botanicals sourced outside Alaska are organically grown whenever possible and labeled accordingly.

If our wild-harvested supply runs out before the next season, we may source an organic alternative when appropriate or temporarily list the product as out of stock.

Returns

While sales are considered final due to the nature of the product, please contact us if you have any questions or concerns and we are happy to help! hello@wanderflowerbodyco.com

Disclaimer

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Consult your doctor for use in children or if you are pregnant, nursing, or have a medical condition. Discontinue if adverse effects appear.

Due to the nature of wild harvesting, cross contamination with other plants is possible. Our products are manufactured on shared equipment (almond, apricot oil etc.). Please consult with your medical provider, especially if you have sensitive skin or allergies. Patch test on a small area of the body before applying the product to larger areas or your face.

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Ingredient Spotlight

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Tallow

Tallow is certainly seeing a lot of buzz these days, but it’s been used as a skin moisturizer by various cultures around the world for ages! Slow-rendered in house using only the hard, nutrient-rich fat that surrounds the kidneys (suet), all of our tallow comes from a family-run cattle farm in Delta Junction, Alaska.

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Carrier Oils

Our whipped tallow balms feature a signature balanced oil blend. After countless hours of research, pages and pages of calculations for each fatty acid and vitamin level, and numerous formulations, we chose to combine tallow with organic, cold-pressed jojoba, rosehip seed, and sweet almond oils to achieve a smooth, rich texture that’s incredible for your skin. Adding these gives the tallow a boost of nutrients as well as linoleic, linolenic and gadoleic fatty acids.

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broadleaf plantain leaves

Broadleaf Plantain

Known as the “Mother of plants”, “plant of healing”and infection-fighting “herb of choice”, plantain has been used for skin disorders, ulcers, stings, burns, bites, cuts, rashes and more.*

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Devil's club

Devil’s Club

Oplopanax horridum, or “prickly porcupine ginseng” is classified as an herbal adaptogen and has been used internally for blood sugar management, rheumatism, autoimmune disorders, various infections and preventing cancer.* Externally, devil’s club has been used for pain, swelling, bites, stings and more.*

Devil's club
yarrow flowers

Yarrow

Used by the Nunivak Island Eskimos as a medicinal tea, yarrow has also been used for rashes, aches, wounds, bruises, and irritated skin.*

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chickweed

Chickweed

Herbalists often recommend teas and tinctures to support the urinary system while others refer to it as the “magic healer” and use it for burns, infection, inflammation, boils, abscesses, bites, stings, and wounds.*

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River beauty (fireweed) in Denali National Park

Fireweed

Fireweed is often the first plant to grow in land devastated by wildfires. In addition to internal uses, fireweed has been used to soothe abrasions, piles, boils, wounds, and infected bites.*

River beauty (fireweed) in Denali National Park

*Source: Discovering Wild Plants by Janet Schofield. This is for educational and informational use only and should not be considered medical advice. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

What people are saying...

Laura Young
★★★★★

I love the body care products from Wanderflower Body Co. Not only is the quality unparalleled I rest easy knowing each product has been studied and put together naturally and scientifically. The body butter smells wonderful and leaves my skin feeling so nourished. I am super picky about what I put on my lips and the lip balm healed my chapped lips within minutes. I am so happy knowing I found a product that is natural and actually performs! Highly recommend!

Colleen Trisha
★★★★★

I absolutely love these products. I was excited about them when I learned they were in production and I am beyond happy to get to use them today. I love lip balm! I am very picky about moisturizers! I love that each ingredient is chosen specifically to the product. I highly recommend!!!

Ashley Mueller
★★★★★

I am beyond thrilled with these tallow products! Caiti’s expertise and care really shine through in every formula. The whipped Pioneer and WanderWoman are my absolute go-tos for tallow balm—they have the most amazing texture! They glide on effortlessly and absorb quickly. My skin LOVES it! I also use WildOne as a diaper balm and Resurrection on my kiddos' sensitive skin, and I couldn’t be happier. I feel completely confident using these products for my whole family. They’re truly fantastic!

Amanda Knighten
★★★★★

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I love Wanderflower Body Co products! Caiti throughly researches ingredients and thoughtfully crafts products that are amazing for our whole family. The ingredients are locally sourced and of the upmost quality. 10/10 highly recommend!

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