Escentia Avocado Butter - Refined
Escentia Avocado Butter - Refined
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Escentia Avocado Butter - Refined is a plant-based butter made from the flesh of the avocado fruit and refined for a smoother, more neutral profile. It has an ivory colour, mild nutty aroma and soft butter-like consistency while remaining solid at room temperature. This makes it useful in creams, balms, soaps, conditioners, massage blends and body care products where richness and skin-softening properties are wanted. It is a cosmetic butter for external use and formulation work, rather than a food ingredient.
♡ Why we love it: Avocado butter is versatile, rich and easy to work with. It brings the softness of avocado in a more stable, butter-like format for body care, hair care and everyday formulation projects.
Key properties
- INCI Name: Persea gratissima butter, avocado butter hydrogenated
- Form: Solid butter
- Appearance: Ivory butter
- Aroma: Mild, nutty aroma
- Typical Usage Rate: About 10% in massage blends and 3-5% in soaps, depending on the recipe
- Suitable For: Cosmetic use
- Profile: Refined plant butter for richness, body and skin-softening feel
- Suitable For: Lotions, Creams, Balms, Body Butters, Soaps, Hair Conditioners, Massage Blends, After-Sun Style Formulations And Post-Shave Style Products
- Storage: Store tightly sealed in a cool, dry place away from direct heat and sunlight
- Product standards: Vegan
What it's used for
- DIY lotions and creams
- Balms and body butters
- Soaps
- Hair conditioners
- Massage blends
- Skin-softening body care products
- Post-shave and after-sun style formulations
- Richer oil-phase formulation work
Who it's for
- Formulators making rich creams, lotions and balms
- Makers looking for a plant-based butter with a soft, nourishing skin feel
- Soap and haircare formulators wanting a buttery conditioning ingredient
- DIY skincare enthusiasts working with oil-based cosmetic ingredients
- Products needing more body than a liquid oil can provide
- Food use
- Water-only formulations
- Internal use
- Very light, dry-touch product concepts
- Products where a liquid avocado oil is required instead
- Use in finished products without suitability and stability testing
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How to use
- As a Cream Or Lotion Ingredient: Add to the oil phase of emulsified formulations for richness and skin-softening properties.
- As a Balm Ingredient: Use in balms and body butters where a smooth, buttery texture is wanted.
- As a Massage Blend Ingredient: Use at about 10% in massage blends, depending on the texture and feel you want.
- As a Soap Ingredient: Use at around 3-5% in soap formulations, depending on your recipe.
- As a Haircare Ingredient: Add to conditioners and hair masks for a richer, more conditioning feel.
- Processing Tip: Melt gently before blending with other oils and butters for a smooth, even mixture.
Safety instructions
- For external use only
- Do not ingest
- Patch test before first use
- Avoid contact with eyes
- Store tightly sealed in a cool, dry place away from direct heat and sunlight
- Keep out of reach of children and pets
- Use clean, dry utensils when handling
- Test final formulations for stability and suitability before use or sale
FAQs
Q: Is Avocado Butter the same as avocado oil?
A: No, this is a refined avocado butter with a solid, butter-like consistency at room temperature.
Q: What products can I use Avocado Butter in?
A: It works well in lotions, creams, balms, soaps, massage blends and hair conditioners.
Q: Why choose Avocado Butter over a liquid oil?
A: Avocado butter gives a richer texture and more body to a formulation while still offering avocado’s softening
character.
Q: Does Avocado Butter have a strong scent?
A: No, it has a mild, nutty aroma that is generally easy to work with.

This butter is smooth and very rich. It has contributed to my hair growth.
Great on my hair
THE BEST BODY BUTTER EVER. RICH AND CREAMY.
Really love this butter so far. Very rich and moisturising. Great delivery experience as well.
I have been using it for my scalp and hair, mixing it with Mango butter. It hasn't disappointed. My hair also wants moisture and that's exactly what these butter she's given me. It also locks in the moisture.
Thenni decided to try it my skin because I have a very dry skin. I am so happy to say that My skin has been glowing and the spots are fading. It feels soft and smooth and I am satisfied.
What an amazing product....I've decided keep my hair natural and have an afro....this product is amazing for afro hair.
I've melted and mixed with Shea butter...using it for both skin and hair,it's absolutely amazing
My skin just loves this butter on it's own, however i am yet to incorporate it with shea butter and essential oils for my diy body lotion
I was surprised at how hard it was (the same consistency as frozen dairy butter). According to Google one should be able to smear Avo butter at room temp and its melting point is 90°F / 32°C. I found that I had to use almost boiling water to melt it.
My original intention was to combine it with aqueous cream but I see now that it isn't as pure as I thought.
Would you please advise me on how or what to combine it with to make an easily spreadable cream for face and / or body?
Thank you
Dianne
Hi Dianne, most pure cosmetic plant butters will have a melting point of well above 32C. Butters typically need to be melted down to work with, unless you live in a very hot environment in which case they may become softer in the summer (it's also winter time now so cold temperatures = hardness).
You can melt the avo butter to liquefy it and then blend into your aqueous cream, or you can melt it and combine with other oils to create a softer skin butter/balm. We also have recipes on our blog so make sure to check there :)
Feel free to also reach out to us via email so we can assist!
Wow, people cant get enough of my body butter. Spreads easily on the skin and moisturizers nicely.
I'm truly happy I discovered this butter.
I’ve worked on clients that had eczema,psoriasis and dry skin and each one of them are absolutely happy with this gorgeous butter.
I have an annoying itchy skin rash of unknown cause and the avocado butter has been wonderful to nourish and calm my skin.
The product is excellent, the service great and I even got a little present. Very happy.
I love it but it's lumpy, how do I make it smooth
Hi Simphiwe, you need to melt it down and then allow it to reset while stirring gently until it thickens a little. This will prevent any lumps from forming
My first time buying avo butter. It works well with my sensitive skin and especially with my dry and cracked winter's hands.
It is not legal to sell a product without an ingredients list!
Hi Elizabeth, Escentia don't always list the ingredients on their labels but we do have the ingredients listing on the dropdown menu above. We also have an MSDS and COA if you require it.
Kind regards
The Essentially Natural team
I use this Avocado Butter in a lot of my natural products and it's amazing! Such Amazing healing properties and benefits for skin. Love it!
i use it as one of the ingredients in my body butter. Loving it soo far
This butter is super amazing! I used it in my DIY body butter along with their mango butter and my skin & hair LOVE it. My afro is nicely moisturised and my skin is glowing. LOVE IT
Very amazing
Great for hair and skin
Used it for first time. My hair loves how I used it 😊 thank you
Will this avo butter work as a lip balm
Hi Karin, yes you can definitely use it in a lip balm or even straight on your lips :)
Very good product
Great product, I've already made my first DIY cream for my hair, excited to whip something for my skin too :).
Hi Gugu, we're so glad you're enjoying the avo butter!
Feels good on skin but It smells as though it's previously been used to cook meat to be perfectly honest. My tub was also quite gritty but after making my products and heating it up it smoothed out. It takes quite a bit of effort to cover the smell and I would not use this on it's own which is unfortunate because I wasn't counting on adding too much essential oil. I really like the texture.
Oh no, so sorry you didn't like the scent! I quite enjoy the scent but everyone smells things differently.
The graininess is a result of temperature fluctuations during transportation, where it may melt and then cool slowly, and the fatty acids in the butter cool quicker than the butter itself, resulting in a grainy texture.
It can easily be fixed by simply gently but thoroughly remelting the butter until no more grains remain, then placing in the fridge to cool quickly and evenly :)
Really lovely and moisturising for dry skin. Just made my first DIY cream with avo butter, and I'm loving it.
This butter is amazing! It's super absorbent, moisturising and makes a perfect base for body butter.
Five Stars!
Avo butter is usually impossible to find, but so divine! It makes a fantastic vegan replacement for beeswax in most recipes as it's the hardest of the butters (shea, cocoa, etc.) It's nutrient dense too, so really good for hair and skin.
This is a fantastic product. Please don't stop selling it.
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