Decadent Body Butters

What makes decadent body butters so hydrating? The secret lies in the emollient seed and nut oils that form the base of each blend.

Here then are the best of the butters; kukui, cocoa, shea, and mango.

Kukui -The kukui tree is Hawaii's state tree. Its nuts have been for centuries- in fact, the oil extracted from the Kukui nut's kernel was originally use to light primitive lamps. Today it's added to body butter because of its high consentration of essential fatty acids and vitamins A, C, and E.

Cocoa- Grinding the seeds theobroma cacao (more commonly known as cocoa beans) releases cocoa butter. It's key ingredients in making of chocolate bars, which could explain the additive quality of these body balms. Cocoa bitter is loaded with antioxidants and countless nutrients such as calcium, potassium, and iron.

Shea Nut- shea butter

is made from the fruit of the shea (karite tree) Which is a 100% organic. The trees indigenous to west central Africa, grow wild without the use of chemical pesticides. Evidence also suggests that Shea butter, which contains cinnamic - acid esters, may provide some UVB protection along with its skin - smoothing benefits,hr>

Mango- Known as the "apple of the tropics" the mango is an Asian native that thrives in southern California. The fruit of the tree , which has waxy, smooth skin and sweet flavor, contain seeds that sre cold - pressed to produce mango butter, which is rich in beta carotene and vitamins A and E.

So there you have the facts on the most important ingredients in decadent body butters. They are a must have and can be one of the most important products for your dry skin!!!