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All Natural Whipped Body Butter

Hello beautiful people! What's cooking good looking? ;) 
I've got something special in store for y'all today.. All Natural Body Butter! Excited Much?!


What's body butter? What's the difference between body butter and lotion? Is there even a difference?
Read Below.. hope it clears up some questions that may be running through your mind! 

What is a body butter butter? - Body butter is a body moisturizing cream. Sometimes called a parfait because it is whipped to provide lighter and easier application. It is designed to provide intense, long-lasting moisturizing for your skin.

How is body butter different from lotion? - Body butter vs lotion is a question asked frequently. The answer lies in the ingredients and composition. By definition, lotion contains water.  Some lotions contain up to 70% water. While it is understood that our bodies need water, we know that if we just spread water on our skin, dryness follows shortly thereafter. Lotion tries to minimize this by adding in moisturizing agents and other ingredients. But our skin knows the difference and all too often the lotion wears off quickly and leaving us embarrassed by dry skin.
Body butter is composed primarily of oils and butters. Many of these natural oils and butters can penetrating the surface of the skin to help nourish and condition skin. The result is skin that is visibly smoother and silky soft. When included in your daily skin care regime, there simply is no comparison.

How do I use body butter? - Simply stated, use body butter the same way you would use lotion. Body butters are designed for use all over the body. Many avoid using body butters on the face simply because sometimes the face does not respond kindly heavy oils the way your body does.
Use daily after showering. The butters then get to work quenching thirsty skin and leaving behind skin that is soft and silky smooth. For best results, use body butter immediately after showering when your pores and skin are the most receptive to moisturizing and conditioning agents.

Will it be greasy? - No! Absolutely not! No one wants to walk around with heavily oiled skin. The reaction to body butter is consistent. Men and women are amazed that is absorbs so wonderfully leaving behind silky soft skin.
By: Rhonda Williams.

Check out the below tutorial on how to make All Natural Whipped Body Butter with Nikesha Brunson! 



Ingredients used in above tutorial:
* 1/4 cup unrefined organic shea butter
* 1/4 cup unrefined organic cocoa butter
* 1/4 cup organic extra virgin cold press coconut oil
*1/4 cup almond oil 
*Essential Oil of your choice (Eg. Lavender) 

Loved this body butter, hope you all do as well :) Comment and let me know if you do try it :)

Do have a wonderful day!

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  1. Giving this a try weekend!

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    1. Yes! When you do, let me know how it came out =D

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    2. Finally got the time, tried it this week, I love it, its amazing. The tutorial helped me a lot also!

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    3. Yes! It's pretty amazing for your skin! Do try the Whipped Chocolate Body Butter as well.. also very good gift ideas for your friends and family! Glad you liked it!

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