Cocoa Butter

Organic Cocoa Butter is ethically produced from the Cocoa beans harvested from organically grown Cocoa Trees. This cold-pressed oil of the cacao bean makes an excellent exotic massage oil and sensuous skin cream.

What is more, antioxidants it contains neutralize free radicals which damage the skin.

Benefits
1. Cocoa Butter makes for an excellent moisturizer as it readily melts on skin and locks in moisture to keep the skin well hydrated.

2. Rich in natural antioxidants such as polyphenol and flavonoid antioxidants and fatty acids such as Stearic, Palmitic, and Oleic acids, Cocoa Butter offers many benefits to the skin.

3. When applied topically, Cocoa Butter acts as a barrier to protect the skin against the abuse of external environmental elements that damage the skin.

4. Cocoa Butter is effective in reducing the appearance of stretch marks and scars, promoting skin elasticity, and toning the skin to give a rejuvenated look to the skin.

5. Helps Eliminate Dandruff: Unrefined Cocoa Butter happens to work very well at deeply moisturizing your scalp. As dandruff is caused from your scalp being dry, this butter can work wonders to get rid of those flakes for good.

6. Moisturizes Hair & Protects Scalp: Unrefined Cocoa Butter also helps add moisture and nutrients to your hair strands. This helps banish any dull look your hair may be forming and rejuvenates it to looking shiny and healthy again.

7. Reduces Frizz: Flyway’s can easily make a good hairdo look unkempt. To tame frizz, use this miracle-worker of a butter as a styling cream to tone down those stragglers.

Suggested Use:

In Cosmetics: creams, balsams, body butters, lip glosses and soaps, it can also be used for massages

The cocoa butter is one of the hardest natural fats; however, it smears perfectly when it touches the body and becomes warm as a result of rubbing.

How to melt your Cocoa Butter:

1. Use the Double-Boiler Method:

The recommended way to melt cocoa butter is using the double-boiler method. Place the butter inside a heat-safe glass bowl on top of a large pot. Fill that pot with water and bring it to a simmer. As the water heats up, it’ll gently begin to melt the cocoa butter. Stir with a spatula so it evenly melts. Ensure it is slightly cooled before applying it to your skin or body.

2. Use the Microwave

Place it in a heat-safe bowl then microwave it for about 30 seconds. Stir with a spoon to ensure it’s all melted then allow it to cool slightly before incorporating it into your hair or onto your skin.

Warning

Cocoa Butter is safe to use during pregnancy.

For people who are sensitive to cocoa butter or other ingredients found in cocoa butter products, it may cause a rash or other allergic reaction.