​Avocado Butter: Avocado Butter is designed for topical use, and is formulated with 100% pure, Kosher
Avocado Oil for its fatty acids. Avocado Butter is popular for the re-hydration of dry, mature skin and hair and is especially helpful to repair nails, cuticles and deep wrinkles.

Babassu Butter: Is made with Babassu Oil: which is derived by cold pressing the seeds of the Babassu palm
(Attalea speciosa), found in the Amazon region of South America known by the indigenous people as
‘the tree of life’ because of its wide versatility and uses. It is a clear, light yellow oil with properties similar to Coconut oil. Rich in healing fatty acids; it serves as an emollient and is amazing for eczema, heat burn, and dermatitis. When babassu oil comes into contact with the skin, it draws the heat out and creates a cooling effect. This oil forms a protective layer on the skin that isn’t greasy or shiny, and can be used on all skin types. It is high in lauric and myristic acids, which are valuable to the skin. The oil is a great moisturizer, as it is rich and nutritious. Babassu oil also forms a protective, soothing invisible barrier when applied to the skin, keeping away dirt and grime from your pores, but without clogging them. Generally, babassu wax creates a pleasant, velvety feeling on the skin.

Babassu Butter: is considered to be a superior emollient that is beneficial for both dry and oily complexions, and of course normal or sensitive skin types. It’s especially beneficial for aging skin, whatever the skin type. It gently moisturizes the skin without leaving an oily sheen, and has proven healing benefits for eczema, itchy, extra dry and inflamed skin. In good skin creams, the oil used has been cold pressed from the babassu’s nuts and is then processed further without synthetic chemicals. Then it is joined with other 100% natural ingredients to create superior skin care products.

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Black Goji Berry Butter:

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Blueberry Butter:

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Chamomile Butter

Cocoa Butter: Prevents drying of the skin and development of wrinkles. Reduces degeneration of skin cells & restores skin flexibility.

Cupuacu Butter: is native to Brazil, and is extracted by cold pressing the seeds of the Cupuacu tree, which is commonly cultivated throughout the Amazonian basin. The Cupuacu butter contains phytosterols, an unsaponifiable component that acts at the cellular level regulating the balance and activ- ity of the lipids of the stratum corneum. Cupuacu Butter has a high capacity for water absorption, mak- ing it an excellent emollient, to prevent drying of the skin. It is a creamy butter, which reduces skin de- generation and assists in skin flexibility, promoting pleasant touch, smoothness and softness to the skin, while boosting the recovery of its natural moisture and elasticity. Cupuacu Butter is also highly beneficial for dry and damaged hair, promoting deep, long lasting hydration. Its high water absorption capacity also makes it an effective alternative to lanolin for vegetable-base products. A member of the chocolate family, Cupuacu Butter does not contain theobromin and can be used by anyone to whom stimulants are forbidden and it is also a natural protection from UV-A and UV-B rays.

Hemp Seed Butter: Made with Hemp Seed Oil one of the world’s most nutritious seeds, which is from the hemp plant (Cannabis sativa), containing all of the 21 known amino acids. Hemp seeds are made up of 24% protein, and contain the perfect balance of Essential Fatty Acids. One of the ‘driest’ natural oils available, it is absorbed quickly into the skin without leaving a greasy feeling. This butter is perfect for those with very dry, sensitive or damaged skin.

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Illipe Nut Butter:

 

Kokum Butter:  Our Kokum butter is derived from the Garcinia tree in India, and is prized for its essential fatty acid content. This naturally white butter helps regenerate tired and worn skin cells and further supports elasticity and general flexibility of the skin wall. Kokum butter is often used as a substitute for Cocoa butter due to its uniform triglyceride composition. Highly recommended to those that are crafting cosmetics with the intent of producing a skin-healing end product. Kokum butter has been used traditionally in India for hundreds of years to soften skin and restore elasticity and as a balm for dry, cracked, rough, and calloused skin.

Macadamia Butter: Macadamia Nuts uses have been long treasured by islanders not only for its impressive health benefits but also for its ability to protect, soothe, and condition the skin. Macadamia Nut Butter provides excellent emolliency and helps to restore dry, damaged, and sensitive skin. Production of palmitoleic acid, an Omega-7 fatty acid, declines in the skin as age progresses. Luckily, Macadamia Nut Oil provides abundance of palmitoleic acid as well as other oleic, and omega-9 fatty acids. This creates an effective antioxidant protecting the skin’s cell membranes from free radical damage. In addition, recent research is supporting that palmitoleic acid can be an effective anti-microbial on the skins surface. Macadamia Nuts also contain Omega-3 and Omega-6 fatty acids that are known to effectively provide extra nourishment and moisture for dry or mature skin.Very Similar to Olive oil, Macadamia Nut oil is rich with antioxidants and is especially high in vitamin E. Vitamin E improves the appearance of scars, tones the skin, and prevents stretch marks. Vitamin E is a powerful antioxidant that protects your cells from the damaging effects of free radicals. Macadamia Nut oil can be used as an excellent lip soother. Because it is so similar to the oil produced by the skin’s sebaceous glands, Macadamia Nut oil both soothes and protects the skin.  

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Mango Butter:

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Mint Butter:

Murumuru Butter: Is derived from the edible seeds of the Amazonian palm – Astrocaryum murumuru. This butter is the best answer to your skin care woes – and the best natural anti-aging agent you can find! Murumuru but- ter has a unique composition – it contains fatty acids as well pro-vitamin A. These two together make it an excellent emollient. This helps restore the skin’s elasticity that gets lost due to aging. Murumuru but- ter is used as a primary agent in anti-aging lotions and cosmetics because it is high in antioxidants. So it repairs the damage caused due to aging and free radical damage and makes you look younger. Very well known for its anti-bacterial, antiseptic, anti-allergenic and anti-viral properties. This butter can be used for skin issues like excessively dry and chapped skin, psoriasis as well as eczema due it hydrating soothing abilities. Due to it’s many saturated short chain fatty acids, murumuru has a long shelf life and tends not to go rancid easily. Murumuru butter is rich in pro-vitamin A and C and Omega fatty acids 3, 6, and 9. The main fatty acid found in this butter is called Lauric acid (at an astonishing 47%). This is a similar amount of Lauric Acid that is only found in one other substance...breast milk! Murumuru has 7 other essential acids besides Lauric acid, ( essential meaning your body needs to get them from outside sources but fully needs them to fully function) including myristic acid, oleic, palmitic, linoleic acids. Murumuru has been shown to be a wonderful moisturizer for sensitive skin. This gentile moisturizer is readily absorbed into the deep layers of skin, helping to restore elasticity and suppleness of the bodies outer layers. This highly moisturizing, natural emollient, hard and waxy butter has many noteworthy actions. It is anti-allergenic, anti bacterial, anti inflammatory and considered anti viral. It is a potent source of antioxidants and can be used as a mild antiseptic. It therefore works with acne, aids in the healing of mild abrasions, helps moisturize psoriasis, and in conjunction with eczema. Murumuru does all of this but also has some pretty amazing attributes that you do not necessarily find with in other palms. Possibly it’s most significant lone characteristic is it’s uncanny ability with HAIR. It helps to repair sun damaged and chemical damaged hair. It controls frizzy, kinky, dry, damaged manes.. Murumuru has natural saponins within the kernel (as most all nuts of the coconut family). However due to it’s many differentiating nutrients, found naturally in perfect harmony with one another, it makes this the number one best choice for coarse, kinky, and highly curly hair. It renders these hair types highly manageable. Soft and supple it lends a protective layer and lasting hydration. It gives a healthy shine to all hair types.

Pumpkin Seed: Pumpkin Seed Butter is designed for topical use, and is formulated with Organic (100% Virgin) Pumpkin Seed Oil, which is very high in linoleic acid. This particular butter is very rich and smooth, and is popular in products that help to reduce the appearance of fine lines. Aids with the rehydration of dry or, more specifically, mature skin. Pumpkin seeds are a good source of zinc, a mineral that has anti-bacterial and anti-inflammatory properties that can soothe sensitive skin and may be able to prevent facial acne, according to some studies. The endosperm, which is the layer between the seed and its shell, contains the most amount of zinc, so in order to get the best results it’s important that you eat both the seed and the shell as the endosperm is usually ripped away from the seed when it is shelled. Pumpkin seed oil is a natural moisturizer that heals any type of skin, no matter how dry. Certain moisturizers contain pumpkin seed butter, which is non-greasy and absorbs quickly while eating away at the dead skin cells, leaving behind soft new skin. It’s no secret that vitamin C is an immune-system booster, but what you may not realize is that vitamin C also acts as an antioxidant.
It fights free radicals, stimulates the production of collagen and can help reduce the appearance of scars. But vitamin C isn’t the only skin-friendly antioxidant found in pumpkins. Beta-carotene, which is also found in carrots, protects skin cells from degeneration and is a cancer-fighter as well. The amino acids and the fatty acids found in pumpkins can strengthen broken or damaged strands and add an overall shine to your hair. Plus, it will make your hair smell fantastic.

Sal Seed Butter: Has an amazing composition of NATURAL and HEALTHY:
Linoleic acid (omega-6) – 3.70%
Oleic acid (omega-9) – 39.50%
Stearic acid – 39.30%
Palmitic acid – 14.10%
Other active components include
Phytostérols – improve skins barrier function and microcirculation Terpene alcohols – anti-inflammatory, 
antioxidant
Squalane – helps regenerate the lipid ‘cement’ of the stratum corneum

It has a high concentration of fatty acids, especially EFA’s (essential fatty acids). When the skin is deficient of fatty acids there is an inability of the membrane to maintain enough moisture to retain firmness or plumpness resulting in skin sagging, dehydrating, demineralizing, and aging. The astonishingly rapid absorption rate of butter makes it a world-class product that is used to achieve excellent skin results making the skin tone, fuller, softer, younger and hydrated. The key component is its concentration of palmatic, stearic and linoleic acid. This nutrient content is very important in treating skin conditions. This is an attribute that is not present in many natural oils or butters.

 

Tucuma Butter: Native to the Brazilian Amazon, the delicious, edible fruit of the Tucuma palm tree. Having very similar properties to those of Murumuru Butter, this is unusually rich in lauric, myristic and oleic acids, and is considered to have excellent moisturizing emollient and skin softening properties. High in vitamin A, the antioxidant properties of our Tucuma Butter lengthens its shelf life naturally. This exotic light-coloured butter has a gloss that imparts a natural shine to the hair, even dry and damaged hair, and its lubricity helps to keep the skin soft, smooth and nourished. The Tucuma butter is an excellent moisturizer and emollient to the skin. It does not leave any greasy feel as other butters and oils do. Due to its pure and organic nature, the butter can also be used for those with sensitive skin. Tucuma butter is also rich origin of palmitic, stearic, oleic and linoleic acids – essential in healthy cell development, moderation of the immune system, metabolic regulation and continuance of healthy skin and hair. This butter helps in preventing dry skin because its beneficial property locks in moisture making it soft and supple looking. It promotes healthy skin because of its high fatty acid content, which is essential and enhances a younger and vibrant looking skin, it eliminates wrinkles, fine lines and diminishes dark spots making skin absolutely flawless. This butter provides moisture and prevents dry, itchy scalp thus promoting healthy scalp and hair. It also restores the natural shine of hair and prevents frizz (application is either direct or incorporated in hair care products such as shampoo and conditioners). It performs more like the actives, delivering true healing, and restructuring benefits, to the skin as it improves the skin’s moisture barriers and offers true hydration for improved elasticity and suppleness. It is also known to improve scarring and stretch marks.

Ucuuba Butter: Native to Central and South America, Ucuuba Butter is a natural butter cold pressed from the seeds of the Ucuuba tree. Ucuuba Butter is exceptionally rich in essential fatty acids and can be used to tone, and replenish moisture to dry or mature skin. Rich in anti-inflammatory antiseptic properties successful for treating rheumatism, arthritis and skin ulcerations and to help with treating eczema and psoriasis. Ucuuba butter is ultra rich in Lauric, Myristic and Palmitic acid - crucial in healthy cell development, regulation of the immune system and maintenance of healthy skin and hair. Ucuuba butter is also rich in: Vitamin C - contributes for maintaining a healthy skin by promoting wound healing and by protecting cellular DNA against damage caused by oxidation. Vitamin C helps to improve wound healing by stimulating fibroblasts to divide and by promoting their migration into the wounded area speeding the healing process of the skin damage. Vitamin A - helps to unclog pores, boost collagen synthesis, re- duces fine lines, speed cell renewal, evens out discoloration and smoothes the skin. Rich in unsaturated fatty acids (UFA) fundamental for maintain skin hydration and the equilibrium of skin barrier and in phenols with anti-inflammatory, healing and anti-septic properties.