Raw Butters
Mango Butter
Cocoa Butter
Shea Butter
​Cocoa butter is one of the most highly concentrated and stable fats available and has been used for thousands of years in skin care items and of course, chocolate. The benefits of cocoa butter for preventing bad stretch marks during pregnancy are well-known. The Vitamin E in cocoa butter promotes the skin’s elasticity, minimizing the formation and appearance of scar tissue. Also, cocoa butter contains cocoa mass polyphenol or CMP which helps stop production of immunoglobulin that worsens skin conditions like eczema.
Mango Butter is commonly used in the cosmetic and food industries because of it's high oxidative stability. The unique properties of Bulk Mango Butter along with the butters high level of non-saponifiables make it a very effective emollient. Mango Butter is a great additive for products that target dry, damaged, and aging skin. Mango butter is a soft, creamy butter that has a mild pleasant scent and is highly emollient, softening, moisturizing and soothing to the skin. It is rich in antioxidant vitamins A and C that have protective effects against ultraviolet radiation. It helps to treat dryness, itching, sunburn, small wounds, skin rash, eczema, dermatitis, insect bites, poison ivy, and blemishes. Mango butter can also help to minimize stretch marks during pregnancy, promote healthy rejuvenated skin, and fight off fine lines and wrinkles.
Our Virgin Unrefined African Shea Butter is extracted from the Shea nut and left completely unrefined. Because of the lack of refinement, Bulk African Shea Butter has a pale yellowish color and has the typical odor normally associated with Shea Butter. Pure Sea Butter first became popular in Africa where it is widely used in cooking and medicinal purposes. Eventually it made its way to the west as more people discovered its amazing emollient qualities. Shea Butter has a high level of non-saponifiables and other qualities that makes it a popular ingredient. Shea Butter can improve skin elasticity, which has made it popular with both men and women. Used as an essential ingredient for belly butters and sun block. It can also be used as an anti-inflammatory and humectants which makes it very useful in medicinal stretch mark creams. Shea Butter can also block the sun’s ultraviolet rays, so you will often find it as a major ingredient in sun block products.