Tayyibskincare Reviews 

Most likely this is a fake Chinese company. They say formulated in Australia, but it’s shipped from china and they hide any mention of china on the tracking and on the labels!! Very fishy! The product arrived and all, but I can’t trust a company hiding anything and all the reviews here are not good!!

I’ve sent them an email asking to provide a copy of the halal accreditation for the beef tallow used and I didn’t received a response

After a few days of using my forehead and my chin breaks out in tiny itchy bumps. I stopped and and used my old moisturiser and it slowly went away.

just a low quality moisturiser. Not that great quality . overpriced for something that shoukd have done a better job.

It is a big scam. I did not receive my package and my friend, which I referred her to them, she got totally bullshit. Nothing to do with what she bought. Do not buy from them!!

Scammers!! Bought over AUD$100 of products via Shopify and emailed Tayyib Skincare for a refund but never replied. Complained to Shopify and they said they are not responsible either.
Products are inferior, made in China !!! Expiry date of “3 years “ !!!! No dates written on it. So no way is it halal!!
It must be a scam company in China.
DO NOT BUY!!!

I ordered from Tayyib Skincare expecting halal-certified, small-batch skincare products as advertised on their website — specifically their Halal Tallow Balm and Halal Sun Tallow clearly labeled with their brand and halal ingredients.

What I received instead was shocking:
• A generic sunscreen from a brand called EELHOE, with no halal certification or clear SPF testing.
• A tallow balm from an entirely different brand called Terra Lotus, also not labeled halal and shipped without any connection to the Tayyib brand.

Even worse, both products were shipped together from China, not from a U.S.-based halal skincare company as the website claims. This raises serious concerns about the authenticity, safety, and origin of what I received.

This feels like a dropshipping scam using false Islamic branding to deceive customers. There was no explanation, no brand labeling from Tayyib, and no halal certification on the actual items. I’ve tried contacting the company and received no helpful response.

This is false advertising and completely unethical, especially when selling products to Muslim customers who rely on halal standards. I’ve filed a dispute with my payment provider and strongly warn others to avoid this store unless you want to receive cheap substitutes instead of what you paid for.