Why Camel Hump Tallow Stands Out?
Camel hump fat is unique in the animal kingdom - adaptive for survival, it’s designed to store clean, dense energy, that translates into a skincare and cooking ingredient that is:
• More unsaturated than ruminant fats like beef or lamb tallow.
• Lighter in texture, yet still extremely nourishing.
• Less commonly allergenic, suitable for highly sensitive users.
By choosing camel tallow, you’re supporting sustainable population control and harnessing the power of one of nature’s most resilient animals - the Australian camel.
Hump Tallow
Sourced from Australia’s free-roaming camels, camel tallow is a pure, sustainable alternative to beef tallow. Naturally rich in vitamins A, D, E and K, and packed with omega fatty acids, it nourishes from the inside out.
Unlike heavier beef tallow, camel tallow has a clean, neutral scent, a lighter texture, and is more easily absorbed by the skin.
It’s perfect for nutrient-rich cooking or as a natural base for balms, creams, and soaps.
Australian Camel Hump Tallow on the Skin:
- Apply a small amount to clean, dry skin - face, hands, or body.
- Gently massage until absorbed. It melts with body heat and leaves a soft, slightly-greasy finish.
- Use as a daily moisturiser, night balm, can soothe dry, irritated, or inflamed skin (like eczema or sunburn).
Australian Camel Hump Tallow in Cooking:
- Scoop and melt in a pan for frying, sautéing, or roasting vegetables, meats, or eggs.
- Add to stews or soups for a rich, nourishing base.
- Use in place of butter or oil in savoury pastries, or for seasoning cast iron cookware.
- Some customers put a teaspoon into their morning coffee.
Australian Hump Tallow - Skincare Benefits
1. Ultra-Nourishing Moisturiser
Rich in long-chain fatty acids and essential fatty acids like oleic, palmitic, and stearic acid, that mimic human skin sebum, making it suitable for all skin types, including sensitive or dry skin.
Helps lock in moisture without clogging pores.
Excellent for dry, cracked, or sensitive skin.
2. Highly Bioavailable Nutrients
Contains vitamins A, D, E, and K, which support skin health, collagen production, and cell regeneration.
These nutrients are more bioavailable in animal fats than in plant-based alternatives.
Especially notable for a balanced omega-3, 6, and 9 profile.
3. Skin Barrier Repair
Stearic and palmitic acids help strengthen the skin barrier, reducing transepidermal water loss.
Supports anti-inflammatory effects on the skin - helpful for healing conditions like eczema, dermatitis, psoriasis, and rosacea.
4. Rich in Fat-Soluble Vitamins
Naturally contains vitamins A, D, E, and K, which promote skin regeneration, elasticity, and antioxidant protection.
These nutrients help combat premature aging and promote collagen production.
5. Non-comedogenic (low pore clogging)
Lighter and more absorbable than many other animal fats.
Leaves skin feeling smooth, less heavier than beef tallow making it ideal for facial applications and daily use.
Despite being an animal fat, high-quality tallow has a comedogenic rating of 1–2, making it suitable for acne-prone skin.
6. Skin Barrier and Anti-aging Support
Strengthens the lipid barrier and prevents trans-epidermal water loss.
Great for restoring skin after sun exposure, harsh weather, or over-exfoliation.
The fat-soluble vitamins and saturated fats help reduce fine lines, maintain elasticity, and promote a healthy, glowing complexion.
7. Hypoallergenic, Non-comedogenic and a Natural Alternative
Free from synthetic chemicals, preservatives, or fragrances.
Free from synthetic ingredients - perfect for clean natural skincare routines.
Australian Hump Tallow - Culinary Benefits
1. High Smoke Point (~420°F / 215°C)
Excellent for high-heat cooking: frying, roasting, grilling.
Does not oxidize easily, making it safer and more stable than many vegetable oils.
2. Rich Flavour Profile
Delivers a mild, nutty, and slightly gamey flavour - adds depth to traditional dishes or fusion cuisine.
3. Nutrient Dense
Contains fat-soluble vitamins that support hormone health, immune function, and nutrient absorption.
Highly energy-dense, making it ideal for ketogenic, carnivore, or paleo diets, promoting the absorption of nutrients from other foods (e.g., vitamins A, D, E, K).
4. Omega-Rich Fat Composition
Unlike most ruminant fats, camel hump tallow contains higher levels of unsaturated fats (including omega-3).
May help support cardiovascular health and inflammation regulation when consumed in moderation.
5. Long Shelf Life/Flavour Enhancer
Once opened stored camel hump tallow with refrigeration will last for months and up to a year frozen.
Adds a rich flavour to dishes.
Great for roasting vegetables, cooking eggs, or making pastry crusts.
6. Ethical and Sustainable
In Australia, camels are often wild-harvested from feral populations, contributing to environmental management and sustainable use of an invasive species
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100% Wild Australian Camel Hump Fat
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SULPHATES - Petroleum-derived foaming agents in shampoo, body wash, hand wash and laundry detergent which can cause skin irritation, rashes and allergic reactions with links to organ toxicity and hormone disruption. Look for: Sulphates.
METHYLISOTHIAZOLINONE - A preservative found in ‘natural’ products such as baby wipes, mouthwash, hand cream, makeup and cleaning products - reported to cause mild (sometimes severe) irritation of the skin. Look for: Methylisothiazolinone, Methylchloroisothiazolinone
TRICLOSAN - A well-known environmental toxin used for its anti-bacterial properties, often found in antiseptic cream, hand sanitiser, hand wash and toothpaste. Linked to skin irritation and interference with hormone function. Look for: Triclosan
PHENOXYETHANOL - A synthetic preservative used to extend shelf-life in cosmetic products. Very toxic in high doses with the potential to cause damage to brain cells and the nervous system. Look for: Phenoxyethanol
SILICONES - Found in personal care products such as lipstick, foundation, hair care and sunscreen to give a ‘silky feel’. Shown to be detrimental to the environment, cause breakouts in the skin and dullness in the hair. Look for: Dimethicone, Cyclopentasiloxane or Cyclotetrasiloxane
PEGS - Used in personal care products such as shampoo, body wash and soap to make the ingredients softer on the skin. During their creation, products are contaminated with 1,4-dioxane - a well known human carcinogen. Look for: PEG & ingredients ending in ‘-eth’
QUATS - Quaternary Ammonium Compounds are used in fabric softener to make garments more plush. Known to trigger asthma attacks and are thought to interfere with our reproductive system. Look for: Products advertised as anti-bacterial
PHTHALATES - Found in personal care products such as nail polish and shampoo to help synthetic fragrance last longer. A well known endocrine disruptor, linked to obesity, birth defects, fertility issues and asthma. Look for: Fragrance or ‘...phthalate’
