Is the NAD+ Tallow Balm Vegan, and What Is Tallow?Updated 31 minutes ago

No. The Maison Rouge NAD+ Tallow Balm by Codeage is not vegan, because it contains grass-fed beef tallow, an animal-derived ingredient. Both the Blue Tansy and Unscented versions share this base.

What is tallow?
Tallow is a rendered fat, in this case from beef. It has long been used as a base for balms and soaps. In this formula, it provides the balm’s base texture.

Is the NAD+ Tallow Balm cruelty-free?
Maison Rouge NAD+ Tallow Balm by Codeage is cruelty-free and is not intentionally tested on animals.

Does the balm contain other animal-derived ingredients?
Grass-fed beef tallow is the main animal-derived ingredient. Please review the full ingredient list on the product page or packaging for every ingredient. If you follow a specific dietary or lifestyle practice, or have questions about the source of a particular ingredient, our team is glad to help.

Is the balm made in the USA?
Manufactured in the USA with global ingredients.

Are there vegan options from Maison Rouge?
Some Maison Rouge products are formulated differently. Please check each product page for its ingredient list, or ask our team.

Codeage formulas are developed with care and may be subject to adjustments over time. We recommend checking the current product label or page for the most up-to-date ingredient and formulation information.

If you have questions about Maison Rouge by Codeage, any formula, or how to use our products, you can reach us through the live chat on the bottom-right corner of our website or by emailing [email protected]. You may also contact us on WhatsApp.