Cocoa Butter “Raw” – This cocoa butter has been pure prime pressed. COCOA BUTTER comes from the beans of cacao trees. Cocoa butter is naturally sugar-free. It has a strong chocolate aroma.  100% vegan, raw, and non-roasted. It can be used as a chocolate substitute when baking. It can also be used for cosmetic purposes as a natural ingredient in skincare. It is used for its natural emollient properties that give the final product a firmer texture when combined with other ingredients. Cocoa butter helps prevent stretch marks & blemishes. It lubricates the skin to help it retain its natural elasticity & moisture, allowing your skin to breathe freely.

COCOA BUTTER IS A HARD BUTTER

Kokum Butter is produced from the seeds of the Kokum tree’s fruit.  Kokum butter is rich in Vitamin E. It is known to help reduce skin cells’ degeneration and restores elasticity while keeping your pores from clogging. This butter is solid at room temperature but melts readily on contact with the skin. It is often used as a substitute for Cocoa butter in different cosmetics. It can also add firmness to DIY bar soaps, body butters, balms, lipsticks, and lotions.

Mango Butter – comes from the seeds of the mango fruit. This butter can be used for multiple cosmetic purposes, from lotions and creams to soap. It is an emollient, rich in essential fatty acids and antioxidants, which deeply penetrate dry skin—restoring its luster and softness. Mango butter has distinctive healing qualities to it. It has been used to treat chapping, chafing, ashy skin, rashes, skin cracks, and tough or rough skin (especially feet and elbows). As well as reducing fine lines and wrinkles. Origin Netherlands.

Shea butter “Raw” – is made from the nut of the African Shea tree. It contains a rich amount of unremovable fatty acid, which renders it far superior to Cocoa Butter & other natural vegetable butters. The fatty acid is crucial to rejuvenating & moisturizing the skin. Shea butter provides all the essential vitamins needed to make skin look & feel smoother, softer & most importantly, healthier. Its therapeutic properties protect the skin from wind, cold, and sun & it helps heal wounds faster. Shea Butter stimulates cellular activity, fights the effects of aging & repairs rough, damaged skin.

Shea butter is for external topical use only.
Ask a physician or dermatologist before using, especially with underlying skin conditions.
Those with nut allergies should avoid or check with an allergist.

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NEW Aroma Depot Essential Oils.

Did You know you can add essential oil to your shea butter?

Essential Oils and Shea Butter

What if you could simultaneously enjoy the soothing benefits of shea butter and the therapeutic qualities of essential oils?

Adding a few drops of essential oils to shea butter can do wonders for your skin and health.

What are the benefits of essential oils?

Aromatic essential oils are pure steam-distilled fragrances.
They possess strong therapeutic properties.
Often, people smell eucalyptus when they are sick to relieve congestion.

To come up with your healing blend, choose the essential oils that are good for different emotions:

ANGER
Sweet Orange

ANXIETY
Frankincense, Lavender

DEPRESSION
Lavender,
Sweet Orange,
Lemongrass,
Eucalyptus

IRRITABILITY

Lavender
STRESS
Lavender

COUGHS/COLD/BRONCHITIS
Eucalyptus,
Anise Star,
Japanese Peppermint

MUSCULAR ACHES AND PAINS
Lemongrass,
Eucalyptus

INDIGESTION/STOMACHACHE
Anise Star,
Lemongrass

INDIGESTION/STOMACHACHE
Anise Star