Coconut Butter
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Coconut Butter is cold pressed from coconuts and the resulting fat is deodorised leaving soft, off white coloured butter.
It melts quickly on the skin as its melting point is 20°C - 28°C.
It is an excellent emollient used for conditioning the skin and giving flexibility and shine to dry and coarse hair.
It gives extra texture when used it creams and lotions.
A typical fatty acid profile is:
2% – 16% Caprylic Acid
2% – 16% Capric Acid
40% – 58% Lauric Acid
12% – 22% Myristic Acid
4% – 12% Palmitic Acid
1.5% – 12% Stearic Acid
2% – 16% Capric Acid
40% – 58% Lauric Acid
12% – 22% Myristic Acid
4% – 12% Palmitic Acid
1.5% – 12% Stearic Acid
HOW TO USE IT
Use 1% to 100%.
Use for hair products, skin care creams, lotions, butters and balms as well as massage products and sun care products.
As it is heat stable, it can be added in the fat stage (stage 1) when making creams, lotions, butters and balms.
Adds a good, stable lather when used in soap making but don’t use more than 30% as it can then become drying.
RECIPES & BLENDS
Click on the links below to be directed to great recipes featuring Coconut Butter.
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Coconut Hair & Body Butter
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The Beauty Lover's Guide to Natural Body Butter
TECHNICAL DOCUMENTS
Here is a link to all non-batch-specific documents for this product: Link to Technical Documents
If you have any questions about the documents or need the Certificate of Analysis (COA) for a product you have received, please request it here.
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Original: $4.42
-65%Coconut Butter—
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Description
INCI Name: Cocos Nucifera
Common Name: Coconut Butter
Used for hair care, hair dressings, body butter, soap & sun care products. It also adds more body when melted into massage oils.
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Coconut Butter is cold pressed from coconuts and the resulting fat is deodorised leaving soft, off white coloured butter.
It melts quickly on the skin as its melting point is 20°C - 28°C.
It is an excellent emollient used for conditioning the skin and giving flexibility and shine to dry and coarse hair.
It gives extra texture when used it creams and lotions.
A typical fatty acid profile is:
2% – 16% Caprylic Acid
2% – 16% Capric Acid
40% – 58% Lauric Acid
12% – 22% Myristic Acid
4% – 12% Palmitic Acid
1.5% – 12% Stearic Acid
2% – 16% Capric Acid
40% – 58% Lauric Acid
12% – 22% Myristic Acid
4% – 12% Palmitic Acid
1.5% – 12% Stearic Acid
HOW TO USE IT
Use 1% to 100%.
Use for hair products, skin care creams, lotions, butters and balms as well as massage products and sun care products.
As it is heat stable, it can be added in the fat stage (stage 1) when making creams, lotions, butters and balms.
Adds a good, stable lather when used in soap making but don’t use more than 30% as it can then become drying.
RECIPES & BLENDS
Click on the links below to be directed to great recipes featuring Coconut Butter.
-
Coconut Hair & Body Butter
-
The Beauty Lover's Guide to Natural Body Butter
TECHNICAL DOCUMENTS
Here is a link to all non-batch-specific documents for this product: Link to Technical Documents
If you have any questions about the documents or need the Certificate of Analysis (COA) for a product you have received, please request it here.
