Cocoa Butter - Raw & Unrefined

• Botanical Name: Theobroma cacao
• Form: Solid raw butter
• Aroma: Naturally chocolate-like
• Suitable For: Cosmetic Use
• Ingredients: Pure raw cocoa butter (Theobroma cacao)
• Storage: Store away from children, pets, sunlight, and heat

• Whipped body butters
• Lip balms and lip-care products
• Creams, lotions, and richer emulsions
• Soaps and body bars
• Daily body moisturising for dry-feeling skin
• Richer oil-phase DIY cosmetic recipes

Cocoa Butter Is For:

• DIY makers creating balms, butters, and richer body products
• Dry-feeling skin routines that prefer a more cushioned finish
• Lip-care and soap-making projects
• Formulas that benefit from a rich plant butter with a natural scent

Cocoa Butter Is Not For:

• Cosmetic routines that want a very light, fast-absorbing finish
• Water-only formulations without an oil phase
• Fragrance-free preferences that avoid a natural cocoa aroma

• As a Body Butter Ingredient: Melt and blend with a suitable carrier oil, then whip if a lighter texture is preferred.
• As a Cosmetic Butter: Use in skin cream formulations, lip balms, body butters, and similar oil-phase products.
• As a Daily Moisturiser: Apply a small amount to dry-feeling skin areas as needed.
• Processing Tip: Melt gently before blending with oils or other butters.
• Processing Tip: Use clean, dry utensils when handling to help maintain product quality.

• For cosmetic use only
• Patch test before first use
• Discontinue use if irritation occurs
• Keep away from children and pets
• Store away from sunlight and heat
• If pregnant or breastfeeding, seek professional guidance before use

Q: Does Cocoa Butter have a strong scent?
A: Raw, unrefined cocoa butter usually has a noticeable natural cocoa aroma, which is part of its appeal in DIY products.

Q: Can Cocoa Butter be whipped?
A: Yes. It is commonly melted and blended with a softer carrier oil before whipping into a lighter body butter texture.

Q: Is this better suited to body care or facial care?
A: It is most often used in richer body-care and lip-care products, though it can also be included in facial formulas where a heavier butter is appropriate.

Q: Is this listing intended for food use?
A: This output keeps it as cosmetic use only, because the source copy contains conflicting suitability wording and no product-level documentation was provided.