How to Revive a Melted Balm
How to Revive a Melted Balm
Unfortunately it happens. With a melting point of 85 degrees, it doesn't take much for your tallow balm to melt. Learn how to revive or harden a melted tallow balm here:
- POURED BALM: simply give it a little whirl and put it in the fridge. It won't take long to set up. If you live in a warm climate, we recommend storing your balm in the fridge for best consistency.
- WHIPPED BALM: a melted whip balm can be disappointing but it's still amazing to use. Just follow these steps:
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- Warm your balm (jar and all) in a hot-water bath: place it in a pot with about an inch of water and turn on the heat to a simmer. It does not take much heat to melt.
- Once melted, you have two options: start using, or, pour out the contents into a bowl and place the bowl in the fridge to cool. After it's cooled and hardened, with a set of electric beaters, rewhip your balm until desired consistency is reached. Then, scoop your newly whipped balm into back into the jar. You're good to go.