Discover the Best Dry Skin Treatment: Kushi Whipped Tallow Cream vs. Tula 24-7 Moisture Hydrating Day & Night Cream

Kushi

Kushi believes that less is more when it comes to skincare. Their whipped tallow cream contains only two ingredients, 100% grass fed and finished beef tallow sourced from Canadian family livestock farms and certified organic essential lavender oil. It's free from any synthetic ingredients and fragrances that may cause irritation and allergies.

Because tallow has natural anti-fungal and anti-bacterial properties, it doesn't need any preservatives, making it an excellent option for anyone who's sensitive to chemicals or has skin conditions like eczema and psoriasis.

Tula

Tula claims that their products have no parabens, sulfates, or phthalates. Their star ingredient is the probiotic properties. However, there's been a class lawsuit against Tula for false advertisement of using live probiotics in their products. Since then, they've changed their claims to "probiotic extracts," which may not have the same benefits as live probiotics.

👑And the winner is...

Kushi is going to be your new best friend if you want the peace of mind of knowing that you're putting pure, organic ingredients on your skin.

Round Two: Effectiveness

The true test of any skincare product is its effectiveness. Here's a breakdown of how these two contenders perform.

Kushi

Tallow has been a well-known skincare secret for centuries, used by many cultures to heal wounds and nourish the skin. It's filled with vitamins A, D, and E, which are essential for healthy skin.

The fatty acids in tallow mimic the natural oils present in our skin, making it an excellent moisturizer that penetrates deep into the skin to provide a barrier against environmental irritants. It's also non-comedogenic, meaning it won't clog pores or cause acne.

Many users have reported quick improvements in their skin's texture, hydration, and reduced irritation after using Kushi whipped tallow cream. Over time, they see less fine lines and wrinkles while maintaining a natural, radiant glow.

Tula

Tula's probiotic properties can help balance the skin's microbiome, which plays a significant role in the overall health of our skin. It's been shown to improve dryness and redness caused by eczema and acne-prone skin.

However, many users have reported that while it initially improved their skin, they experienced breakouts and irritation after prolonged use. This may be due to other ingredients in the cream that can cause issues for sensitive skin.

Other users reported the fragrance in Tula's cream to be too strong and overwhelming. For those who are allergic or sensitive, this can be a deal-breaker.

👑And the winner is...

Kushi keeps it simple and oh-so-effective, making it a go-to for anyone wanting that healthy, glowy skin without worrying about the irritation that complex stuff can sometimes bring. People are loving it, and it's not hard to see why — it really lives up to its promises.

Round Three: Side Effects and User Comfort

While we can rave about the effectiveness of a product, we also have to consider any potential side effects and how comfortable it is to use. Let's see how Kushi and Tula fare in this round.

Kushi

With only two ingredients, there are minimal chances of allergies or irritation from using Kushi whipped tallow cream. It has a light, creamy consistency that absorbs quickly into the skin, leaving no greasy residue. The lavender oil provides a calming scent that can be therapeutic for some users.

It's fragrance-free, paraben-free, phthalate-free, sulfate-free, and free of GMO ingredients, ensuring that you aren't putting any harmful chemicals on your skin.

However, certain individuals may exhibit sensitivity to lavender oil, and in rare instances, experience allergic reactions to the tallow.

Tula

Although the Tula 24–7 Moisture Hydrating Day & Night Cream claims to be non-comedogenic, just like Kushi Whipped Tallow Cream, many users have reported breakouts and irritation after using their products. This may have to do with these ingredients being harmful to the skin:

1. Fragrance (Parfum): While it makes products smell pleasant, fragrance can irritate the skin, particularly in those who are sensitive. It can cause dermatitis, rashes, and other allergic reactions.
2. Dimethicone: A type of silicone that acts as a barrier on the skin, which can trap sebum, dirt, and bacteria. While it gives a smooth application, it can exacerbate acne and irritations in some people.
3. Ethylhexylglycerin: A preservative and skin conditioning agent that can act as an irritant, causing reactions for some users.
4. Phenoxyethanol: Used as a preservative in many cosmetics, it can cause skin and lung irritation. It has also been linked to allergic-type reactions in some individuals.
5. Sodium Benzoate: Another preservative, which can convert to benzene, a known carcinogen, when mixed with ascorbic acid (vitamin C) under certain conditions like high heat or light exposure.
6. Propylene Glycol: Often used as a skin conditioning agent, it can cause dermatitis and hives in some individuals, especially at higher concentrations.
7. Butylene Glycol: Similar to propylene glycol, it can irritate the skin or cause allergic contact dermatitis in sensitive individuals.
8. Ethylhexyl Palmitate and Hydrogenated Vegetable Oil: These ingredients can clog pores, potentially leading to breakouts and acne.

👑And the winner is...

Kushi, without a doubt! Its straightforward approach, focusing on quality and natural ingredients, proves to be not just kinder to your skin but also remarkably effective. It's a clear testament to the idea that sometimes, less truly is more.

Round Four: Affordability and Availability

For the final round, we're examining how these products stand in terms of affordability and availability, because what good is an excellent skincare product if it's hard to find and out of your budget range?

Kushi