Cocoa Butter

Description

Cocoa Butter is extracted from cocoa beans. Cocoa beans are cleaned, fermented, roasted, and pressed. After that process, Cocoa Butter is separated from cocoa powder. Cocoa Butter contains a high proportion of saturated fats, derived from stearic and palmitic acids. It makes an excellent skin moisturizer. Saturated fats are especially beneficial for healing dry, cracked skin because they are easily absorbed and remain on the skin for hours, which helps to restore moisture. This very important for lip balms. Cocoa Butter contains compounds called cocoa mass polyphenols. Polyphenols are powerful antioxidants that help diminish signs of aging and soothe skin rashes. They help improve skin elasticity and skin tone.

Quick Info/Tip:

Natural butters like Shea or Mango have a natural tendency to turn in to grainy texture. This does NOT mean the butter has gone bad or turn rancid.

When a butter, such as Shea or mango, is heated the fatty acids separate from one another. Then if it cools slowly, these fractions stay separate causing the butter to go grainy. (This happens during shipping in warm weather). Gently melt the butter, and then rapid cooling or freezing may help to reduce/remove graininess.

Application:

Skin Care Hair Care
Nail Care Lip Care
Baby care Suncare
Cosmetics Massage

Benefits:

Lightweight fat Low melting point
Highly Moisturizing Emollient
Anti-ageing Protect skin
Healing

Recommended Usage:

Creams & Lotions 1-10 %
Soaps, Butters 5-20 %
Just as Pure 100%